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Jug Band
A fine gauge scarf, inspired by the motifs seen on printed bandanas. This summery layer can be tucked into a purse or tote and used to tame hair while boating, bike riding, or cruising with the top down. It does double duty by dressing up a casual outfit for dinner after a day of summer fun or to chase off the chill afterward. This easy-to-knit piece is comprised of simple eyelet motifs with wrong side rows entirely worked in purl—it makes excellent knitting for spectator sports, the beach, or a first lace project.
Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size and drape.
sample shown is knit in Ecobutterfly Fifo Blend Pakucho Organic Cotton Lace, currently available in our online yarn shop
sample shown is the petite size
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- First published: July 2014
- Page created: September 16, 2014
- Last updated: August 31, 2022 …
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