3 skeins (=183 m)of Phildar Phil Soie 100% pure silk are transformed into this little scarf.

I followed the instructions for Icarus Shawl by Miriam L. Felton and modified it by leaving out numerous pattern repeats.


I've thought about knitting the Icarus Shawl for a long time, and now I'm convinced that I want to knit another one full size.

6 comments:
Lovely! The color and the silky shine are gorgeous.
it looks lovely! the color reminds me of honey
Smukt!
How elegant! The shine really suits this pattern.
I've made two Icaruses (Icari?) to date, and it *is* a fun pattern to work.
The color of that yarn is gorgeous! It goes nicely with the shawl pattern. I love this!
it's really perfect for a sunny summer evening.
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