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YARN GAUGE NEEDLES MATERIALS • 1 yd (or desired length) high quality fabric ribbon (pictured 3/4” width) SIZE FINISHED MEASUREMENTS |
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YARN GAUGE NEEDLES MATERIALS • 1 yd (or desired length) high quality fabric ribbon (pictured 3/4” width) SIZE FINISHED MEASUREMENTS |
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I really like this. I think it looks warm, attractive and feminine. I like the fitted neck (warmer) and the fun frills.
Love this.
Absolutely wearible with my new coat.
Thanks for the pattern.
Indeed! I admit I designed it with a fabulous coat pairing in mind. Happy Knitting!
It’s adorable ! I just finished it, I’ll get some ribbon tomorrow to wear it. Thanks for this great and lovely pattern! I’ll surely keep an eye at your other patterns!
I really like this pattern–great for people like me who don’t like cold air on their neck. However I think I would probably make button or frog fastenings for easier on and off.
I love it. I will probably make it for my daughter. Thanks for publishing.
I really like the old victorian style. I would make it chunky to give it a new edge, with maybe leather straps.
Ooh, leather! Now you’re talking.
Thank you, this is so my style. Can’t wait to whip it up!
I would knit it, but in a totally different color combination. I’m not into Goth, but I don’t think the design is necessarily Goth, but more Victorian. They could lose the ads on this site, though.
I love almost everything Victorian, but this is stunning! Although this might be challenging for a beginning knitter like me, I’m going to give it a try.
Beautiful! I love your Victorian patterns! I want to make this and the Belle Ruffle Gloves to match!
This is stunning! It is so practical for me living in the Pocono Mountains of PA. I don’t appreciate the bulk of a scarf around my neck, especially when I am driving until the car warms up. : )
Yes yes yes!!!! I love it! The style is classy!
I will hopefully get to make it soon!!!
where’s the pattern?
The pattern is a link at the top, it reads: Printer-Friendly PDF. You can also view the pattern pages by clicking the View Pattern Page 1 / Page 2 / Page 3 links.
classic style, great design and lines, an easy knit! I will be knitting this one for myself!
I love to do small knitting projects which add to a simple knit top or blouse. They take less time and are cooler then a full sweater.
Love this. It gets very cold in the winter and I am always looking for something warm for my shoulders and neck. Very romantic, very Victorian, a must have for me.
I like the pattern, but would probably like to see the ruffle in a lace, and to keep the lace front but have it be a false front and have hook and eye underneath hidden that would make it easier to take on and off.
This is awesome, I think it will dress up a sweat shirt. Thank you for posting.
I love this concept. I have always worn turtle necks in the winter because my neck gets cold and then I am cold all over. I think this will expand my choices by a bunch. Thank you for sharing your talent.
This may souound silly but for somewhat of a beginner, where do you place the stitch markers. Love the pattern! Think it will also be great for motorcycle enthusiasts.
Stitch markers are placed on the needle between stitches.
Here is a good example of stitch markers in use:
Photo: http://www.thegoodstitch.net
Thank you for this wonderfully Gothic looking pattern. I have a Goddaughter who will love wearing this with her amazing Goth outfits. I will be making this in maroon with black trim. Bonnie
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