Autumn Leaves Lace
A while back, I bought this beautiful hand-painted cotton chenille on eBay. Normally I avoid chenille, because while I love the way it looks and feels, I do not enjoy the frustration of knitting with it. But I was overwhelmed by the vibrant colors and had to have it anyway.
So, it’s been in my stash for about a year, waiting for something to showcase its color. Then I found this Lacey Cantata Hat pattern on Ravelry.
Yeah, I know, chenille doesn’t have any stretch, so maybe hat was not the best choice for this yarn. But, it’s a lace hat, so it’s really just for looks anyway. I think it fits well enough. It took less than half this skein.
I liked the pattern, so I adapted this same ribbed lace pattern to a scarf, to finish off the skein. And look! What a great looking set this is!
This may end up as a gift, but right now I am leaning toward keeping it for myself.
Is that bad?
So, it’s been in my stash for about a year, waiting for something to showcase its color. Then I found this Lacey Cantata Hat pattern on Ravelry.
Yeah, I know, chenille doesn’t have any stretch, so maybe hat was not the best choice for this yarn. But, it’s a lace hat, so it’s really just for looks anyway. I think it fits well enough. It took less than half this skein.
I liked the pattern, so I adapted this same ribbed lace pattern to a scarf, to finish off the skein. And look! What a great looking set this is!
This may end up as a gift, but right now I am leaning toward keeping it for myself.
Is that bad?
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