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    November 19, 2009

    Day 16: Free Pattern Day!



    Scarf: Spangle Sequin Scarf by Jordana Paige
    Jacket: Cute little boutique in Pacific Grove
    Jeans: Express
    Boots: Can't remember

    Today I did a really horrible job photographing this look. The lighting, white shirt and color of the scarf were a bad combination for photography. So sorry, but to make up for it, here's the pattern for the scarf. There's three strands of sequins that are woven through the scarf.

    FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
    Width: 6.5 inches
    Length: 50 inches (not including fringe)

    MATERIALS
    Ironstone Yarns [78% Mohair, 13% Wool, 9% Nylon; 89 yd per 40g skein];
    color: Silver; 2 skeins

    1 set US #10/6mm straight needles
    6yds single slung sequins
    Darning needle
    Crochet hook

    GAUGE
    16 sts/18 rows = 4" in stockinette stitch

    PATTERN
    CO 27 sts.

    Row 1: K3, yo, k2tog, *k2tog, yo, repeat from * two more times, k2 yo k2tog, *k2tog, yo, repeat from * two more times, k2, yo, k2tog, k2

    Row 2: P

    Row 3: K3, yo, k2tog, k1, *k2tog, yo, repeat from * one more time, k3, yo, k2tog, k1, *k2tog, yo, repeat from * one more time, k3, yo, k2tog, k2

    Row 4: P

    Repeat these 4 rows until scarf measure 50 inches. End with row 2. BO 27 sts.


    FINISHING
    Run yarn ends through scarf.

    Cut sequins into three, 2yd strips. Use tape on the ends. Delicately weave sequins in and out of the three eyelet columns. Pull sequins taut to keep straight.

    Fringe
    Wrap yarn lengthwise around a tape cassette case 4-5 times (one wrap is about 10 inches.) Cut yarn at one end. Insert a crochet hook from back to front on the edge of the scarf where the sequin strip is. With your clump of yarn folded in half, pull it partially through the scarf using the crochet hook. Pull the yarn ends through the loop. Before pulling tight, bring the end of the sequin through the back of the loop and then through the front of the first eyelet. Pull fringe tight. Repeat for other sequin edges and in between sequin strips. Trim fringe straight.

    Sequin Finishing
    To prevent sequins from falling off the ends (without using tape), carefully slide off a few sequins, leaving the threads. Double knot the threads.

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