Gracious Lace Tea Towel - Instant Download E-Book PDF

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Aiken,, South Carolina.. The custom of afternoon tea is part of the graciousness of the Deep South, whether the tea is served from Great-Grandma’s wedding silver or in a tall glass of ice, garnished with fresh mint. No lady worth her white gloves and low-heeled pumps would be caught dead serving instant tea (perish the thought!) or serving her afternoon callers tea without a lovely lacetrimmed tea towel.

This knitted confection from Barbara Sue Brodie Needleworks in Aiken, South Carolina is embroidered in duplicate stitch with your family initial. It adds a bit of true Southern charm, even if the tea you’re serving is in South Dakota rather than South Carolina

This pattern is only available in the e-book, Deep South Knitting.

Aiken,, South Carolina.. The custom of afternoon tea is part of the graciousness of the Deep South, whether the tea is served from Great-Grandma’s wedding silver or in a tall glass of ice, garnished with fresh mint. No lady worth her white gloves and low-heeled pumps would be caught dead serving instant tea (perish the thought!) or serving her afternoon callers tea without a lovely lacetrimmed tea towel.

This knitted confection from Barbara Sue Brodie Needleworks in Aiken, South Carolina is embroidered in duplicate stitch with your family initial. It adds a bit of true Southern charm, even if the tea you’re serving is in South Dakota rather than South Carolina

This pattern is only available in the e-book, Deep South Knitting.

Additional Pattern Info:

  • Easy-mediate

  • 26 stitches and 30 rows = 4” (10cm) in stockinette stitch

  • Approximately 9.5” wide by 30” long (24cm x 75cm)

  • Louet Euroflax Sport (100% wet spun linen, 270 yards/245m); 2 skeins Cream #30

    Approximately 3 yards (2.75m) contrasting sportweight yarn for monogram

    Size US 3 (3.25mm) needles

    Removable stitch markers

    Tapestry needle

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