Clary Sage is my most favourite garden herb. In lore, it is a woman’s plant, associated with the moon and used in love and protection charms. This shawl is inspired from looking at the Clary Sage flowers in my garden fade from an exquisite cream to light purple to a dark purple rimmed border. This crescent shaped shawl is worked top down with a classic Victorian lace edge border knitted on. It’s fun to wear either as a shawl draped over the shoulders or as a scarf around the neck. It is also fun to knit with a bit of stripes, a bit of lace and a bit of texture. The 3 colour combinations make for limitless possibilities. Choose muted tones for an elegant look or bright contrasting colours for a bold statement. Both written and charted instructions are provided where applicable.

Yarn: Fingering weight yarn.
Yardage: Colour A: 348 meters / 380 yards, Colour B: 220 meters / 240 yards, Colour C: 380 meters /415 yards.

Please note: You do not need two sets of needles. Testers used a range of 3.25 mm to 3.5 mm depending on their gauge.

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