Is anyone familiar with this pattern?

[RoseRed]

I don't normally ask.  I would've asked the shop owner but she clearly states that she doesn't sell the pattern.

 

It looks to be an edging of some sort.  Has anyone seen this or something similiar before?

 

http://www.etsy.com/listing/83146962/crocheted-long-lace-scarfhttp://www.etsy.com/listing/83146962/crocheted-long-lace-scarf

[Ellie 13]

Love it! Looks like a broom stick lace pattern. Search broom stick lace crochrt and you might find something like it. If it's an edging, it would have to be back to back with no afghan in between.

Ellie 13

[RoseRed]

Those are pretty.  #6 is a variant of Queen Anne's Lace.  It's very pretty but it doesn't have that wave like look to it.  Thanx for pointing those out!

[cindra]

I don't normally ask.  I would've asked the shop owner but she clearly states that she doesn't sell the pattern.

 

It looks to be an edging of some sort.  Has anyone seen this or something similiar before?

 

http://www.etsy.com/listing/83146962/crocheted-long-lace-scarfhttp://www.etsy.com/listing/83146962/crocheted-long-lace-scarf

Hi Michelle,

I don't know if this is what you are looking for, but this looked similar to me when I first saw it.  Look at #6.  It's close, no?    http://www.crochetme.com/Crochet-Scarf-Patterns-Free/

[CraftyZone]

That sure is beautiful scarf, it looks like you said an edging that is made into scarf. Hope you find it been looking too as I like too it so different.

[RoseRed]

Yea, a little bit.  I just love the thread jewelry there!

[Shining_Star]

I think it looks Lot like this http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/scalloped-scarf-pattern

 

The edge and double crochet rows would be replaced by billions though. Good luck

[RoseRed]

Thanx.  I forgot about that site.  They don't have it either.

[MaryPat]

Check out http://www.mypicot.com/

They have a lot of patterns to look through.

[RoseRed]

I think it's one of those edgings like you would sew to a pillowcase.  I've seen some old ones that are of a similar style but nothing quite like that.

[magiccrochetfan]

I agree, the s-curves of the original are kind of lost in the repro.

[RoseRed]

It looks like an old fashioned wide edging.  I know I don't have it in any of my Grandmothers books.

 

I just think it's soooooooo pretty.

[RoseRed]

Yeah - I know what you mean.  It's similiar but it has weird lumps that aren't in the original.

[FrLopLady]

someone did a nice job of modifying the blue waves scarf.  But....

[craftylady1956]

edited to add this note-

 

Through the links below the original pattern and a modification are available on Raverly--The original is $4.00 and the modification part is free--

 

found the links regarding the scarf on Raverly--theres two links for it:

 

http://www.ravelry.com/discuss/techniques/1915862/1-25

 

 

http://www.ravelry.com/discuss/patterns/1977371/1-25

[magiccrochetfan]

  When I saw Mary's response, i knew what it was going to be before I opened the link!  Sometime in the last few months that was discussed on Ravelry.  I don't think anyone found a pattern but as i recall somebody did manage to reverse engineer it or a reasonable substitute.  I think it was in the Patterns forum.  If i can find the thread I will post the link.  

[FrLopLady]

wow!  I can see why you want to try and find it or something similar.  Beautiful.  I hope you can find something similar.

 

edit: the construction seems similar to the queen anne lace scarf