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SKEINS: 2 skeins of Purl Soho’s Cashmere Tend, available in our Mistake Rib Cowl Bundle SIZE: 11 inches tall x 16¾ inches in circumference COLOR: Green Sea
This is the seventh design in the Celtic Cable Shawls collection.Ishneich is a top-down triangular shawl, designed to work well with a variegated yarn and a co-ordinating solid or semi-solid. The cabled section features a Celtic knot comprised of a single strand looping around itself. Two lateral braids are worked after the cabled section, and finally a lace edging is knitted on perpendicularly.In the materials list, Yarn A refers to the semi-solid yarn used for the cabled section and Yarn B refers to the variegated background yarn used in the body section and lace edging.Sizes S [L] Shown in size L Length of neck edge: 45 [60]"/(114 [152.5] cm) Neck edge to centre point: 22.5 [30]"/(57 [76] cm)Skill required include: • Garter tab beginning • Closed-loop cables (tutorial links included in pattern) • Lateral braids (explained in pattern) • Basic lace • Knitting on an edging perpendicularly
Hello, there my dear fashion readers! In today’s article, I want to draw your attention to my favorite ways on how to wear silk scarves this Summer. It’s a great accessory that can make you look sophisticated, fresh and unique. This is the easiest way to bring an individuality to your outfit. This is not … Continue reading How to Wear Silk Scarves This Summer
firsttimeuser: Boris Kavashkin. Red scarves, 1981
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Holden Shawlette de Mindy Wilkes ICI 1 pelote de 50g + 2g d'une deuxième pelote Holst Garn Samarkand 75% laine et 25% soie Coloris Granit Aiguille 4mm Une bordure de 309 m. avec des Picots, c'est beau... trop beau. Mais que c'est long et douloureux......
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SKEINS: 4 skeins of Purl Soho’s Worsted Twist SIZE: 10½ inches wide x 73 inches long COLOR: Mountain Rose
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Sall. Mohäärisegust, ringjas. Peenem rahvas saab ka ümber õlgade võtta. Mitte-nii-peen, kuid külmakartlik, võib prossi abiks võttes salli tihedamalt ümber kaela sättida. Või siis hoopis kahekordselt ülepeakaela tõmmata. Soft and lightweight and lacy oversized cowl from mohair blend. Can be worn in many different ways. Pattern available here!
Leah Goren just launched a new F/W 2014 scarf collection that’s available for pre-order at her new online shop. you are probably very familiar with her amazing illustrations and her popular etsy store.
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Miranda Kerr is styled by Katie Mossman in ‘Best of What’s New’, a strong fashion story lensed by Greg Swales for Harper’s Bazaar Greece November issue.
SKEINS: 2 skeins of Purl Soho’s Burnish SIZE: 14 inches high at highest point x 60 inches long COLOR: Scarlet Orange
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Inspired by Esterhazy cake :) as example www.ruszwurm.hu/html/a_sk_eszterhazi_torta.html merino, silk chiffon fabric, 50/50 merino/silk yarn Back side
Oh, to wear a headscarf and look as fabulous as Audrey... Image source A year or so ago, after I'd just got myself a Douglas Sirk box-set and was somewhat over-indulging in Hollywood melodrama, I got thinking about headscarves. In All That Heaven Allows, Cary frequently pops a scarf on to cover her head as she steps out into the brisk winter weather to met with her handsome beau, Ron. Image source: screen grab from All That Heaven Allows It made me think how sad it is that you no longer see women walking around in stylishly wrapped headscarves, covering neatly coiffed hair to be revealed when they are out of the reach of wind or rain. And I don't mean tied under the chin in the way of the Queen: Image source Not even in retro-trendy, Rosie the Riveter style: Image source But rather, over the head, brought under the chin, and then around to tie at the back of the neck, in 1950s style: Image source: discovered long ago and now can't remember! Apologies for being rubbish... They're such a handy accessory as well because you can quickly and easily convert a silk scarf which you've tied around your neck into a head-covering should the need arise. And then switch back around afterwards, limiting the chances of accidentally leaving it on the tube. So, I was determined to reintroduce this idea to the streets of London. One evening, I just needed to pop down the road to pick up a couple of bits from my local Tesco Express. I decided that this was the perfect, low-pressure moment for a test run. I was all ready to go, scarf in place, bag over my shoulder... but as I glanced in the mirror just by my front door, I had a sudden change of heart. Somehow, it just didn't look right. I'm not sure if it was lack of confidence or lack of technique but I shamefully backed out. And now some other clever clogs in the fashion world has taken my idea and introduced headscarves for summer. Too late for me and my trend-setting plans now.
Cannot. Stop. Giggling. Oh how I wish I could dress Bailey up in a beret and turtleneck, but I think she'd die of embarrassment. {Images by CatAtelier}
This tribe lives by the Nambian border, on the Cunene River. Very quickly we encounter several motorbikes, which is unusual. We find out that a marriage is taking place in the village, and we are taken there. Once arrived in Combelo, hundreds of Mundimbas are present. Half of them are dressed like very elegant occidentals. The other half is in traditional dress, collars, loincloths but no bare breasts: all the women are wearing bras, a leftover from the missionary days. Ironically, this gives them a bit of a Jean-Paul Gaultier-era Madonna air about them, with their crucifixes dangling over their coloured underwear. But what catches our attention the most are once again the way their hair is arranged. I can make out audacious perms under the inflated scarves. A guest agrees to let me see her haircut: the hair is straightened and forms a sort of helmet. The clips are assorted with the colour of the collars. The atmosphere is festive, and as always I meet the Soba, point out that I don’t have an invitation card to show him, and explain my intentions. He asks me to wait and goes off to ask the married couple’s parents if my presence is acceptable or not. 30 minutes later he returns and gives me the married couple’s conditions: I must pay for 5 beers. Thanks to our refrigerator, they’ll even be cold! © Eric Lafforgue www.ericlafforgue.com
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A 100% yak khullu scarf. Its weft is woven from handspun wool, which gives it a softly rugged, uneven texture. This scarf is made using the naturally shed wool of four yak, which is then spun by a single artisan over two days in our atelier.
Our simple Ribbon Scarf in Quartz is both fresh and classic, precisely the extra flourish…
