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Ennoble was originally released as my ever first Mystery KAL in April of '11. It is a rectangular lace scarf with pre-strung beads worked at the bottom to create an elaborate border. There is ALOT of discussion and help for this pattern, if you need it, in my Ravelry Group! The pattern has both charts and written directions, videos and lots of helpful hints for working with beads!
21 sts/28 rows= 4 inches in st st, blocked
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Laura Nelkin lives in upstate New York, where the sunny season is short, leaving plenty of time to be indoors knitting. Though she has a degree in apparel design, she took to knitting seven years ago and hasn't looked back since. Laura is currently enamored with lace, and with incorporating beads into knitted jewelry, so most of her designs lean in this direction. She travels often to teach ...
Laura Nelkin lives in upstate New York, where the sunny season is short, leaving plenty of time to be indoors knitting. Though she has a degree in apparel design, she took to knitting seven years ago and hasn't looked back since. Laura is currently enamored with lace, and with incorporating beads into knitted jewelry, so most of her designs lean in this direction. She travels often to teach these techniques and more at workshops around the country. Her designs have been featured in a number of online publications, including Interweave, Knitty.com, Schaefer Yarn Co. and Creative Knitting. Laura is currently working on a book with Potter Craft that is due out in Fall of 2014!
Follow Laura and her design exploits on her blog, nelkindesigns.blogspot.com and see more of her designs at her website. The best way to stay in the loop with her is to sign up for her mailing list.
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