
I used some seed beads that I had on hand that I thought went well -- and used some for the ruffle as well as the initial cast-on.

And this is a bit more ruffly than the pattern calls for -- I decided to add some fullness into based on the photos that I'd seen. I think it works fine.

And the yarn?

I LOVE the malabrigo lace yarn. And I have a whole skein left for some other project!
5 comments:
Oh, it's gorgeous! And Malabrigo--I know how soft it must be. Wonderful.
--AlisonH at spindyeknit.com
How gorgeous! I must take the lace plunge soon --
Thanks -- yes, lace is fun (I do better than with a gazillion yarn color changes)!
That looks really pretty! I like the blue yarn.
Wow, that's lovely. I keep hearing about that yarn. Once I knit down some stash I must try that. Nice work!
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