Two-Tone Twill Scarf Using Isager Alpaca 2 – Churchmouse Yarns & Teas
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The Design “Fingering-weight yarn that drapes like a sigh.” Our love affair with linen stitch continues—this time using two colors of fingering-weight Isager Alpaca 2 for a soft fabric that mimics the breezy sigh of a fine woven scarf. Choose high-contrast colors for crisp zigs and zags, or two closer colors for tonal shading. We’ve added a tiny edging and pressed the fabric for a supple finish. We’ve put together our favorite two-color combinations below that make one scarf. If you’d like to select your own, just head over to the Isager Alpaca 2 page. Be sure and pick up the pattern above, too. The Details FINISHED SIZEApprox. 8½ x 64"/21 x 163cm, after blocking. YARN2 skeins Isager Alpaca 2 (270 yds/247m each): 1 each in border color (BC) and contrast color (CC).Note: Usually a lighter BC will result in
The Design “Fingering-weight yarn that drapes like a sigh.” Our love affair with linen stitch continues—this time using two colors of fingering-weight
Two-Tone Twill Scarf Using Isager Alpaca 2
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