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Heart to Heart Beaded Scarf

This crescent shaped lace scarf with its heart lace border is as sweet as pie! The scarf consists of a whimsical beaded heart border, a wide and shallow garter stitch center, and a tubular edge and is worked side to side. It is divine in a lace weight cashmere like our Jojoland Cashmere. Yum!

The pattern is $6, or if you might need a hand with the lace and beads, we have a class, too! Tuesdays, March 23, 30 6:00-8:00pm. It’s taught by the designer (and Twistedista), Sivia Harding and is $40.
Materials: Lace or fingering weight yarn – 400 yds
Needles, either straights or circular, US 3 (3.25 mm) for lace yarn or US 5 (3.75 mm) for fingering weight yarn. 174 size 8/0 or 6/0 seed beads, Small crochet hook (Susan Bates #13 works), Stitch markers.
Class includes Heart 2 Heart pattern by Sivia Harding.

Give us a call at 503-922-1150 to enroll. Check out our complete class list.

Bottom picture courtesy Sivia Harding.
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3 Responses to “Heart to Heart Beaded Scarf”

  1. Added by MicheleLB on February 24th, 2010 at 9:26 am

    I love this scarf, and covet it every time I see it in the shop. I’ll eventually buy the pattern, but there are too many things in the queue right now, so I’m restraining myself!

  2. Added by Jean on July 8th, 2010 at 11:58 am

    I have started this scarf around 10 times I can never get past Row 5 of the start up row. Row 4 you have # of stitches—

    8 marker 3 marker 3

    Then when you get to Row 5 you should end with 8 stitches, but what you get is 2 more stitches that I don’t know what to do with.

    If I have 8 stitches then I need to K4, yo 2, K1B, K1, that gives you 6 stitches plus the 2 yo’s but what do I do with the last 2 stitches?

    This pattern is driving me nuts. Was there a correction page some place?

    Thanks for the help,

    Jean

  3. Added by Shannon on July 11th, 2010 at 2:29 pm

    Hi Jean,

    You start with 10 stitches, which are divided into 3 for the tubular edge, 3 for the garter stitch section, and 4 for the lace border section. On Row 3, you increase with 2 yarn overs in the lace section, which gives you 3 edge stitches, 3 garter stitches, and 6 lace stitches. On Row 5, you increase again the same way, resulting in 8 sts in the lace section. I don’t know exactly why you are ending up with more than 8 sts, but if you would like to email me at siviaharding@clear.net, we can discuss and figure out a solution.

    Sivia

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