Barton Cottage Shrug
by Kristi Schueler
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Barton Cottage Shrug
This versatile shrug can be worn with a variety of outfits whether you live in Jane Austen’s world or are out and about in this day and age. The lace edging aspires to a certain romantic sensibility, not unlike Marianne Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility. Replacing the button and neckbands of a classic v-neck raglan with a continuous casing through which a ribbon is threaded and cinched creates gathers and a complementary silhouette without complicating the construction. A variety of looks can be achieved depending upon the ribbon chosen and the amount it is cinched.
Knitted with a laceweight yarn, this shrug makes a great layering piece that can be worn spring through fall.
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About this yarn
by Lorna's Laces
Lace
50% Silk, 50% Wool
1250 yards
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113
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