Photos Of Finished Rows Of Shells Scarf



For those who are interested in making this scarf, please refer to my previous post "Rows Of Shells Scarf".  Please note that the photo shows the scarf including the lace edges which was added after the main fabric of the scarf is crocheted.  Pattern for the lace edging is pending.

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