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Nacogdoches Night Scarf
This is a beautiful, lacy scarf that works up quickly. It is labeled intermediate but if you are familiar with the stitches, it will not be difficult. The scarf looks best in natural fibers that can be blocked to show the beautiful lace pattern.
This pattern contains written instructions and chart.
I made several of the scarves with one skein but you should have more than one skein available. Some yarns require more yardage than others. This pattern is worked lengthwise from the center out. You don’t want to get the border almost finished and run out of yarn.
Stitches Used:
bobble, ch, dc, dc2tog, hdc. ss, sc, v-st
There is an option to add beads to the ends of the scarf. Instructions are not included in the pattern for beading but here is a quick tutorial I made for adding a few beads to thicker yarn.
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