This is an Estonian scarf, worked in the traditional way. The body piece is worked with a garter frame all around. The edging is knitted separately in two pieces and then sewn on by hand and grafted together at the corners. I used a single ply yarn for mine, but any light weight lace yarn will work. Gauge is not critical. You should swatch however to make sure that you have enough yarn to complete the scarf. If you have any questions please call me. Enjoy!
SKILLS USED IN SPRING LEAVES
Orenburg construction
Chart reading
Various increases and decreases
Nupps
Sewn on Edging
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FINISHED SIZE
28” X 70” 70cm x 175cm
MATERIALS
Needles
24” circular needle US size 3 / 3.25mm and 40” circular needle US size 5 / 3.75mm
Yarn
1,450 yards / 1325m light lace weight yarn The original was knit in a single ply yarn from Pagewood Farm U-Knitted Nations Artesana in Lt. Citron
Notions
2 ring stitch markers (more if you want to mark repeats)
Azariahs Fibre Arts 