It is called 'Hangeblume'. A quick google translation = Hanging Flower.

This little ditty is only 64 rows, so you'd think relatively quick knit. However, much acrobatics are involved (that's why I'm pretty sure it's HN). There are crossed stitches, there are k6tog, and the new to me slip 3 knit 6 and P3SO the 6...very cool.
Stats:
pattern: Hangeblume
needles: 2.25mm (would have used 2.0mm, but couldn't find them at start of project)
thread: vintage J&P Coats #30 (6 cord merc. cotton). The original price tag for the 400yd thread was $.25 - used less than 1 ball.
start: December 31, 2007
finish: January 2, 2008

This thread was a bit discolored and I had the finished doily soak a bit in oxyclean. Now, back to the blanket...
4 comments:
k6tog!?!?! You are a very brave knitter for tackling so many difficult patterns. Much braver than I.
This is gorgeous!
What a lovely pattern to start the year with!
That's so sweet! I will be starting a doily afghan after I finish the Paton shawl-decided the Peacock one would drive me nuts, so I picked a different pattern. Can't blame you for disliking it.
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