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I started the Louisa Harding beaded scarf, the Jo Sharp Alpaca Kid is a joy to knit with, the beaded goes on through the pattern, I am debating as to whether or not to stop the beading after several pattern repeats.
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I am not sure how comfortable it would be to have beads wrapped around one's neck. I may just do them on each end, as a border repeat than ss the middle section.
It's turning out rather pretty, I wish the colour showed up the lucious berry wine it really was, and not strawberry, which it isn't.
3 comments:
I agree it might be a bit prickley around the neck to continue the beads. Designers are not always practical people.
Both items are looking lovely! I have to agree with you on the beading though. Perhaps more practical to stick to the edging.
I like the beaded scarf. I have just finished a beautiful bag with Rowan wools and will post it probably tomorrow as Ihave just done a long post today.
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