
Pattern: #299 Laurel Criss Cross Wrap
Yarn: Laurel from Schaefer Yarn Company
Needles: US 9
Notes: I knit this for Schaefer Yarn Company as a model. Overall, a very simple pattern that shows of the variegation in the yarn really nicely.

The criss crosses are made by dropping yo's and criss crossing them. It is garter stitch based- so no purling! A little fiddly, but definitely not a hard project to accomplish.

The fringe was the hardest part. Honestly. It was only hard to do because it required a little finesse.

Overall though, a very satisfying project, quickly knit up, and easy to finish!
5 comments:
Val that looks wonderful, really nice.
That's so pretty!
That's some fancy fringe!
thanks for the post. bought the yarn almost two years ago. It wanted to be a sweater. this looks like something I would wear more often
Wow that us so gorgeous. Any chance you would share the pattern
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