Item# 127

Delight yourself with the color and texture of Flames of Fall. Beads and flames of lace endue a soft glow of warmth in this pleasingly reversible stole.

Knitted-in beads enhance the contours of a simple to knit swirly lace rectangular scarf. Only three pattern rows produce this lovely design!

High quality Japanese glass seed beads (a.k.a. round rocailles) by Miyuki in size 6/0 (4 mm diameter). Use this size bead for stringing on thicker yarns than fingering weight, or for crochet hook method with fingering weight yarn.

Beads are packaged in clear zip-top bags for easy handling; no tubes to roll around or tops popping off and spilling beads. Approximately 240 per 20g bag unless otherwise noted (premium lustre beads come in smaller 10g bags; mixes come in 15g bags).

Note: not all colors shown on pictured Miyuki sample cards are available. Please use product selection drop-down for in-stock colors.

For dancing in the street or, more likely, whenever feet are feeling whimsical or unappreciated. by Catherine Wingate.

This kit includes printed pattern instructions and all materials to make a pair of socks as shown in women's medium or knit to your desired length: 3 - 50g balls black DK weight yarn, novelty eyelash yarn for cuff trim, and 15 g Miyuki size 6/0 gold-lined crystal beads.

Choice of yarn:
- Heirloom Easycare 8 is 100% superwash wool yarn
- Steinbach Wolle Supersport is 80% superwash wool yarn/20% nylon

This crescent-shaped shawl begins with a strip of lace edging worked on only 19 to 23 sts with an 8-row repeat. The cabled lace stitch pattern suggests the slightly oblong shape and seeds of the loganberry. The short-rowed body of the shawl is an easy, very lacy one-row stitch pattern that works up in a jiffy.

The ideal pattern for creating your own one-of-a-kind designer shawl with a mix of fancy and/or classic yarns. The shaping is done with a one-row super-easy lace pattern that knits naturally on the diagonal.

Choose any 3 yarns in harmonizing colors and a variety of textures to your liking. Each of the three yarns is knit for one row, then the sequence repeated, thus giving lots of color and textural interaction. Have fun!