Juturna Shawl
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Juturna Shawl
Juturna is a Roman goddess of fire, water, protection and balance, and is symbolised by fountains.
This is a large cosy shawl using stocking stitch and reversed stocking stitch, fluted at the bottom edge, rising to an eyelet pattern towards the top, like the spray off a fountain. There is some shoulder shaping to make the shawl a better fit.
Although I have knitted the shawl in a plain colour, i think it would look really attractive in a variegated yarn.
I shall be wearing this a lot during winter.
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by Ashford
DK
50% Corriedale, 50% Perendale
219 yards
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100
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