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Old April 17, 2005, 04:10 PM
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Laceweight Shrug

My Daughter wants a shrug in laceweight.. I have the yarn but no pattern..
Any ideas??? Is ther one around ??
It can be crochet or knit..

Thanks
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Old April 17, 2005, 04:21 PM
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My Daughter wants a shrug in laceweight.. I have the yarn but no pattern..
Any ideas??? Is ther one around ??
It can be crochet or knit..

Thanks
I know there's nothing for free in crochet like that.

But there might be for knit...check these (I can't remember if any are laceweight or not):

http://www.knittingpatterncentral.co...ory/shrugs.php

The new "I Do" shrug from Knitty, I'm thinking, was thin yarn. And, also linked to on KPC's shrug page is the new "Staff Shrugs" from Interweave...

I hope you find something!
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Old April 18, 2005, 06:13 AM
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I hope this helps

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My Daughter wants a shrug in laceweight.. I have the yarn but no pattern..
Any ideas??? Is ther one around ??
It can be crochet or knit..

Thanks
Check out this discussion about the cocoon sweater.

In general,
1. make a chain as wide as your daughter's back.
2. work in rows until the piece is big enough so that when folded in half from top to bottom, the holes on the ends of the tube are the same size as her arms.
3. Work each end of the tube in the round to form the sleeves

The big opening in the middle is the body of the piece.

I hope I made some sense. Choose a nice stitch to make the shrug really stand out.
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Old April 18, 2005, 08:56 AM
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Check out this discussion about the cocoon sweater.

In general,
1. make a chain as wide as your daughter's back.
2. work in rows until the piece is big enough so that when folded in half from top to bottom, the holes on the ends of the tube are the same size as her arms.
3. Work each end of the tube in the round to form the sleeves

The big opening in the middle is the body of the piece.
I wish someone had spelled this out for me before I started my cocoons.
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Old April 18, 2005, 11:20 AM
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found some others,they are like shrugs if you want to check them out.
this one is called a shoulderette, it is at: www.crochettreasures.com/ezine/shoulderette.html
the other, i can't really tell how lacy it is, it is called summer coverup, it is at: www.craftyarncouncil.com/projects/july99_crochet_1.html
take care, angie
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Old April 19, 2005, 08:06 PM
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the Shoulderette link didn't work, but I found the Shoulder Shawl with Sleeves
Plain & Fancy Needlework, 1916
. Is that the same one?
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Old April 21, 2005, 05:50 PM
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Thanks Everyone for the help with the Shrugs, I'm sure there is ONE there that my daughter will like..
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