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Archive for January 16, 2010
Knitting Lace
January 16, 2010 by KerryAnn Foster.
Ever since I laid eyes on it, I’ve been drooling over this beautiful dress shrug in the Knit 2 Together book by Tracy Ullman. Because I can not machine knit the lace in the pattern on my Bond Ultimate Sweater Machine, I had to find something else to use. Google to the rescue. I’m currently working on learning Porcupine Quill Lace, as I thought it would be gorgeous attached to the shrug body. So I picked up some Red Heart Baby Soft, which is 22 sts per 4 inches, the right gauge for the pattern. It’s acrylic and cheap, so I figured it’s be great to learn on. Read the rest of this entry »
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