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Abraxas
A knitting pattern for a beautiful mosaic shawl. The shawl is knitted flat on circular needles using stockinette stitch as a base. The edge is ribbing finished with an icord bind-off
The finished project will be around 160cm x 80 cm (63 x 31.5 in).
Included in the pattern:
- pdf with altogether 10 pages
- very detailed step-by-step written instructions tons of pictures and helpful tips
- video tutorials for all knitting techniques are available (on my blog)
- charts for the mosaic parts
Difficulty: intermediate knitters
This mosaic shawl is a wonderful easy-going evening project with a very easy and simple repeat. The mosaic panels and the Latvian braid add interest but will not pose a great challenge for an intermediate knitter. It does not require any overly complicated stitches, the repeat is easy to remember and the triangular bottom-up construction is also very intuitive.
Yarn and yardage:
A thicker fingering weight yarn with a nice stitch definition. For my samples I used 3 skeins of the Wollmeise Pure (100 g = 350 m/383 yds) in the colors black (C), natural (A), and tulip (B) (altogether 360g or 1260 m/1378 yds). The pattern is designed in a way so you use up almost the complete skeins (~90g in C, 80g in A, and 90g in B).
For the other sample the Zealana Kauri (40 g =153m/167 yds) in the colors kea, green peka, and dark tepo (altogether 320 g or 1224 m/1338 yds).
Skills required:
knit, purl, KLL, KRL, KFB, a Latvian braid and an I-cord bind-off
Step-by-step video tutorials are available for all techniques.
Additional materials:
stitch marker, blocking mats & pins, tapestry needle
Errata:
The chart on page 6 has been updated. The custom stitch count below the chart was off by 4 stitches. This has been fixed with version 1.21 and an update has been sent out via Ravelry.
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