This is a wonderful scarf to make, and to wear! Lacy and fine it is a knit that keeps your interest while being simple enough to memorize. It would also be easy to adjust its width or length. I am thrilled with how it worked up in this 80/20 kid mohair/wool lace weight yarn. Soft and light, with a very delicate bloom the yarn feels better every time you wash it. The perfect compliment to this pattern, the mohair’s halo adds a delicacy to the stitch work, and the scarf feels and looks elegantly sumptuous.

Note about the yarn: it is available from Belles Bouclettes, which is located on a small farm in eastern Ontario Canada. The mohair comes from their happy herd of angora goats. The yarns are spun in Canadian
mills,. Their lines of dyed and undyed mohair and llama yarns are fantastic! (For anyone who wants to
take their love of fibre into the bath, they also have some fabulous felted goat’s milk soap (along with some other body care produtcs), definitely worth
checking out!) If you are interested you can visit them at:
www.bellesbouclettes.com