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Garter Leaves
Garter Leaves is a crescent shaped shawl that is knit from the bottom edge to the top. Short rows are used in the center garter portion of the shawl to give it a crescent shape.
The small shawl is knit using sock yarn and makes an elegant neckerchief or cowl. The medium shawl, knit with DK weight yarn, offers a little more coverage without being too ostentatious while the large shawl (worsted weight) is a full blown knock out. I love to wear the large shawl over a winter coat or sweater in the dead of winter.
Small Shawl - Sock: 253 yards approx
34” lengthwise/10”deep
Medium Shawl - DK: 325 yards approx
45” lengthwise/11” deep
Large Shawl - Worsted: 430 yards approx
51” lengthwise/14” deep
NOTE: 1/25/2013 Charted and written lace instructions are now available for this pattern
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- First published: October 2010
- Page created: October 23, 2010
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