Following the success of the ever-popular Love Note pattern by Tin Can Knits (available on Ravelry and available from them directly HERE) and having made mine in Milburn 4ply (HERE) held double with Eldwick Lace (HERE) I thought it would be cool to do an Eldwick Lace update of 20 colours specifically chosen to go with each of the 20 Milburn colours. You can also see these pics on Flickr HERE.
Here's my Love Note (I made it using slightly smaller needles to get gauge compared to what they recommend):





Before you scroll just bear in mind also that the lighting in the swatch pics is quite different to the lovely diffused light in the yarn pics. I would say the yarn pics are the most accurate in terms of actual hue, but I hope the swatch pics will still give you a good idea of how the yarns work together.
Milburn 4ply/DK in Althaea + Eldwick Lace in Rambling Rose


Milburn 4ply/DK in Azalea + Eldwick Lace in Azalea


Milburn 4ply/DK in Black Tulip + Eldwick Lace in Heliotrope


Milburn 4ply/DK in Bramble + Edlwick Lace in Faded Bloom


Milburn 4ply/DK in Catmint + Eldwick Lace in Hyssop


Milburn 4ply/DK in Charcoal + Eldwick Lace in Charcoal


Milburn 4ply/DK in Compost + Eldwick Lace in Bark


Milburn 4ply/DK in Crocosmia + Eldwick Lace in Cloudberry


Milburn 4ply/DK in Dusk + Eldwick Lace in Dusk


Milburn 4ply/DK in Estuary + Eldwick Lace in Campanula


Milburn 4ply/DK in Fern + Eldwick Lace in Calamondin


Milburn 4ply/DK in Harvest Gold + Eldwick Lace in Summer Harvest


Milburn 4ply/DK in Natural + Eldwick Lace in Natural


Milburn 4ply/DK in Night Sky + Eldwick Lace in Tarn


Milburn 4ply/DK in Rain + Eldwick Lace in Steel


Milburn 4ply/DK in Rust + Eldwick Lace in Rust


Milburn 4ply/DK in Steel + Eldwick Lace in Ash


Milburn 4ply/DK in Tea Rose + Eldwick Lace in Apricot Tulip


Milburn 4ply/DK in Thyme + Eldwick Lace in Sage


Milburn 4ply/DK in Wicker + Eldwick Lace in Stone


And finally an anomaly - I couldn't resist trying Milburn 4ply in Charcoal held double with Eldwick Lace in Natural. I really wanted to see how the contrasting shades would look as a marl, so here you go:

Really cool isn't it!?
You’re very welcome Lynn! I’m so glad that it’s helpful as that makes it worth it :) although I did enjoy it anyway! It’s hard to pick a favourite isn’t it! x
Thanks for doing this Victoria, it really shows how beautiful the combinations look and takes away guess work. I love the harvest ones and the marled one and … all of them really 😁