The wave-pattern of this loop reminds of the aurora borealis, the polar light.
You can wear Aurora in many ways. If you wrap it twice around the neck, it will warm you, despite the gentle lace-pattern. Wear it loosely around the neck with an infor-mal / casual outfit. Wrap Aurora once around your head and once around your neck, it will protect your hairstyle in light drizzle.
For very special occasions, the loop may be worn with a brooch: placed lightly round the shoulders, it looks very elegant on weddings, parties or at the opera.
Aurora would be worked in rounds and the pattern would be worked in every round. The pattern is easy to learn, even it doesn’t look so.

© Nadelpoesie by Petra Kirchmer
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working in rounds, garter stitch, knits and purls, yarn overs, decreases, cast on, bind off

ca. 35 cm x 80 cm

Regia Lace
100g
Regia Lace (75% Schurwolle, 25% Polyamid), 600 m (656 yds)/100 g
or Filisilk from Zitron (70% Merino wool, 30 % silk), LL 600 m (656 yds)/100 g
or Lace from Rohrspatz & Wollmeise (100% Merino wool), LL1575 m (1722 yds)/300g (Only 100g are needed here, ideal for using up leftovers)

Circular needle 80 cm in 4 mm (US 6)
If you knit tight, use a bigger needle-size
The lace-effect would be stronger, if you use bigger needles.
1 stitchmarker, row-counter