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    Maybe it's a light and breezy scarf for the park in summer. Or maybe it's a pair of sexy leggings to wear under that early-winter coat. It could also be a top perfect for layering in fall or a wrap to take the chill out of a spring morning. But whatever the season and whatever the garment, almost every knitter wishes she had it in lace. The Art of Knitted Lace has all the aforementioned patterns, as well as dozens more--and almost all are from some of Potter Craft's best-loved authors! But that's only part of what makes this book perfect for any knitter drawn to lace. It also contains everything a knitter needs to know to get started on her first lace project: a thorough explanation of pattern and chart reading, special terms, the best ways to block, even advice for the right yarn and needles to make things easier. For more information about the Art of Knitted Lace please visit the Crown Publishing Group website at www.crownpublishing.com.

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    Maybe it's a light and breezy scarf for the park in summer. Or maybe it's a pair of sexy leggings to wear under that early-winter coat. It could also be a top perfect for layering in fall or a wrap to take the chill out of a spring morning. But whatever the season and whatever the garment, almost every knitter wishes she had it in lace. The Art of Knitted Lace has all the aforementioned patterns, as well as dozens more--and almost all are from some of Potter Craft's best-loved authors! But that's only part of what makes this book perfect for any knitter drawn to lace. It also contains everything a knitter needs to know to get started on her first lace project: a thorough explanation of pattern and chart reading, special terms, the best ways to block, even advice for the right yarn and needles to make things easier. For more information about the Art of Knitted Lace please visit the Crown Publishing Group website at www.crownpublishing.com.

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    Cats Eye Scarf Pattern From The Art of Knitted Lace

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    Maybe it's a light and breezy scarf for the park in summer. Or maybe it's a pair of sexy leggings to wear under that early-winter coat. It could also be a top perfect for layering in fall or a wrap to take the chill out of a spring morning. But whatever the season and whatever the garment, almost every knitter wishes she had it in lace. The Art of Knitted Lace has all the aforementioned patterns, as well as dozens more--and almost all are from some of Potter Craft's best-loved authors! But that's only part of what makes this book perfect for any knitter drawn to lace. It also contains everything a knitter needs to know to get started on her first lace project: a thorough explanation of pattern and chart reading, special terms, the best ways to block, even advice for the right yarn and needles to make things easier. For more information about the Art of Knitted Lace please visit the Crown Publishing Group website at www.crownpublishing.com.

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    Cat’s Eye Scarf

    by Lisa Lloyd
    Skill Level
    Easy
    Size
    One size
    Finished Measurements
    • Width: 9" (23cm)
    • Length: 60" (152.5cm)
    Materials
    • Handspun Rambouillet Crossbred with
    AngelinaR from Foxfire Fiber and Designs
    430 yd [393m] fingering weight, in color
    Forest super fine
    • 2 skeins Alpaca Fingering by Frog Tree (each
    approximately 1. oz [50g], 215 yd [197m],
    100% alpaca), in color #000 Natural
    White super fine
    • Size 6 (4mm) needles, or size needed to obtain
    gauge
    • Stitch markers
    • Yarn needle
    Gauge
    20 stitches = 4" (10cm) in Chart patterns. To save
    time, take time to check your gauge.
    Special Stitches
    (see Glossary on page 162)
    garter stich; m1; k2tog; reverse stockinette stitch;
    ssk; stockinette stitch; yo

    instructions
    Scarf
    Cast on 42 stitches.
    Work in garter stitch for 4 rows.
    First Border
    Set-Up Row: K2, begin where indicated and work Chart A across center
    38 stitches, ending where indicated, k2. Continue working Chart A, keeping
    the first and last 2 stitches in garter stitch, until Scarf measures 2." (6.5cm)
    from the beginning, ending with a wrong-side row.
    Main Scarf Pattern
    Set-Up Row (RS): K2, work Chart A over 11 stitches, place stitch marker,
    beginning where indicated, repeat the 6-stitch repeat of Chart B over
    center 18 stitches, increasing 4 stitches evenly spaced using the m1 method,
    ending where indicated, place stitch marker, work Chart A over 11 stitches,
    k2—46 stitches.
    Continue until scarf measures 57." (146cm) or 2." (6.5cm) less than
    desired length, decreasing 4 stitches evenly between markers using k2tog on
    the last wrong-side row—42 stitches.
    Second Border
    Set-Up Row: K2, work Chart A as for first border, ending k2, removing
    markers. Continue until the second border measures 2." (6.5cm), then
    work garter stitch over all stitches for 4 rows. Bind off very loosely purlwise
    on the right side.
    Finishing
    Weave in all loose ends and block to final measurements.
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    The Art of Knitted Lace
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