Stripes and Torchon Lace
by Jane Sowerby
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Stripes and Torchon Lace
by Jane Sowerby
Original lace pattern from Weldon’s Practical Knitter.
Pattern Description from Victorian Lace Today: “Stripes were very fashionable in Victorian England. Even the blinds at Queen Victoria’s summer residence on the Isle of Wight had blue and white stripes. So, it’s appropriate that this shawl features panels of open diamond pattern framed by a bold border.”
Difficulty: Intermediate Lace
Measurements: 36” x 86”
Yarn Weight/Yardage: #2 Fine Weight / 1350 yds
Yarn & Colorway: NEEDFUL/LANA GATTO Mohair Royal 6 balls in 2118
Needles:
- 4.5mm/US 7 circular needles, or size to obtain gauge, 60cm (24”) or longer
- Two 4mm/US 6 double-pointed needles
Notions:
- Stitch markers
- Small amount of smooth yarn for cast-on
Page: 158
Volunteer Editor’s note: Many knitters have reported running short of yarn on VLT patterns--check gauge carefully (and purchase extra yardage, just to be safe!)
About this yarn
by Lana Gatto
Lace
80% Mohair, 20% Nylon
235 yards
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