[Blond Knitter]

Does anyone have this pattern?
Traveling Vines Scarf
by Cari Luna
This pattern is no longer published.
Thanks!

 

[cat_woman]

Its a common pattern. Here's a link to a youtube that shows you how to do it.

 

[targa416]

Wow, now that cat_woman has posted the stitch pattern for you, you just need to decide how wide you want the scarf and what the edge stitches should be. You might be able to see that from the photos or comments posted in the projects on Ravelry.

Traveling Vines Scarf pattern by Cari Luna

Description:

www.ravelry.com

 

[Elation]

Is this it?

Traveling Vines scarf pattern by JC Briar

Traveling vines run up the mirror-image ends of this petite scarf, meeting in ribbing that gently hugs the back of the wearer’s neck. A delicate lace edge provide the perfect finishing touch.

www.ravelry.com

It seemed to me that it was in a Knitter's Magazine publication but i am not sure. I don't even know if they still sell digital copies of their publications or not.

Best, Elation

 

[Blond Knitter]

Thanks but I did see the pattern by Cari Luna. They no longer have it on Raverly. That's why I was asking if anyone had the pattern.

 

[knitknotes]

Here you go:

https://web.archive.org/web/20070408071459/http://dogsstealyarn.com/vines.htm

 

[Jessica-Jean]

Here you go:

https://web.archive.org/web/20070408071459/http://dogsstealyarn.com/vines.htm

I need to take lessons from you on unearthing patterns on the Wayback Machine!! I hadn’t been able to find it!

That said, I have edited the pattern page on Ravelry to add that link.

 

[laceluvr]

The pattern link is on the Ravelry pattern page you posted.
Just scroll downt and click the link below the sentence,
Pattern available on the Wayback Machine:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070408071459/http://dogsste...
Report a problem with this page

I see that knitnotes already provided the same link.

 

[Jessica-Jean]

The pattern link is on the Ravelry pattern page you posted.
Just scroll downt and click the link below the sentence,
Pattern available on the Wayback Machine:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070408071459/http://dogsste...
Report a problem with this page

I see that knitknotes already provided the same link.

Yes, knitnotes dug up the link on the Wayback Machine, but I added it to the Ravelry page about 12 hours ago. It wasn’t there before then.

 

[Elation]

I need to take lessons from you on unearthing patterns on the Wayback Machine!! I hadn’t been able to find it!

That said, I have edited the pattern page on Ravelry to add that link.

I would love to learn the tips to access Wayback Machine, also. Most of my attempts were futile.
Elation

 

[knitknotes]

I need to take lessons from you on unearthing patterns on the Wayback Machine!! I hadn’t been able to find it!

That said, I have edited the pattern page on Ravelry to add that link.

Your comment made me smile. Thank you. I gambled that the pattern would be on her website, and I just had to find a link to that. On Ravelry I called up all her patterns, chose advanced search, and entered the word wayback in the search field. Up came 2 patterns that sent me to the archive site, and it was easy from there.

 

[laceluvr]

Yes, knitnotes dug up the link on the Wayback Machine, but I added it to the Ravelry page about 12 hours ago. It wasn’t there before then.

Oh, I see. Thanks for doing that.

 

[Lilyan]

JJ -- Curious how you posted a link from Wayback Machine into Ravelry?

 

[Jessica-Jean]

JJ -- Curious how you posted a link from Wayback Machine into Ravelry?

Any pattern page on Ravelry can be reported. When it’s a pattern by a designer who no longer attends to the patterns, there’s an edit it yourself button on the page where the report can be made. So I edited it to add that link.