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Colona by Barbara Benson

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Colona by Barbara BensonThis pattern features an unusual increase that allows a true grid work of lace with a yarn over centered at the point of each diamond. With only 2 styles of diamonds, Colona is repetitive and easy to memorize, making this a good traveling project. Serena is a wonderful yarn that combines the durability of cotton with the softness & warmth of baby alpaca. Instructions for the small scarf are given first, followed by directions for the large scarf in

This pattern features an unusual increase that allows a true grid-work of lace with a yarn over centered at the point of each diamond.  With only 2 styles of diamonds, Colona is repetitive and easy to memorize, making this a good traveling project.  Serena is a wonderful yarn that combines the durability of cotton with the softness & warmth of baby alpaca.

Instructions for the small scarf are given first, followed by directions for the large scarf in parentheses. If there is only one number, it applies to both sizes.  

Kit includes pdf & printed pattern and selected yarn.  For Ball Winding services click here.

 Sport Weight

DESIGNER RECOMMENDED YARN: Serena by Manos del Uruguay (60% Baby Alpaca / 40% Cotton; 50g/170yds): 2 (4) Skeins. Shown in Canyon. This yarn has been discontinued.

ALTERNATE YARN: Nieva by Mirasol (40% Pima Cotton / 30% Extrafine Baby Alpaca / 30% Merino Wool; 75g/278 yds): 2 (3) Skeins.  Nieva is a beautifully heathered yarn with excellent drape. 

SIZE: S (L)
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: Small - 66" long from tip of one point to tip of point on opposite selvedge x 7.5" tall.  Large - 66" long from tip of one point to tip of point on opposite selvedge x 14.5" tall

YARDAGE: 340 (680) yds
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate

NEEDLES: Size US 6 / 4mm straight or circular needles, or size needed to obtain gauge
OTHER TOOLS: stitch markers, tapestry needle
GAUGE: 3 pattern repeats of 24 to 30 sts = 5.75" in Pierced Diamond pattern, blocked.  32 rows = 4" in chart pattern, blocked.

Scarf images courtesy of Manos del Uruguay

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