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Tres Chic Veronique

 

necklace knitting

Until yesterday, I was bemoaning the lack of patterns for knitted necklaces. Now of course, there's one up on Knitty! However, pre-Knitty Winter 05 (ie: sunday!), I was determined to make a necklace out of the Lorna's Laces angora that I received at the Spider holiday party. I undrstand why 'Tina bought this: it is the softest, fuzziest yarn ever. I am in love.
Here are my attempts, all culled from Nicky Epstein's "knitting on the edge":

#1: Twin Leaf. Very pretty, but way too wide. This would be good for a scarf, but not a choker.


#2: Angel Wings Scallop Edging. Also pretty but even bigger than attempt #1. Oops, I started frogging before I remembered to snap a pic...


#3: Baby Tears. Ahh. Much better! It's both lacy and not too wide. Perfect for a choker.

PS: Several have commented about Kate. Jess Hutch's designs are adorable and funny. You should buy the pattern book if you haven't already!

By Veronique
On Tuesday, December 06, 2005
At 12/06/2005 11:30:00 AM