You’ll feel special wearing Bejewelled – she’s a great excuse to adorn yourself with your creative knitting instead of necklaces. Using fingering-weight yarn, Bejewelled is a long and slender crescent-shaped shawl that glides around your neck.

Light bounces off the tiny seed beads dripping from each picot point – Bejewelled is the perfect combination of subtle warmth and elegant decoration. Her lace is deceptively simple and knitted at the same time as her shaped garter body.

The pattern includes a clear explanation of making adjustments for a longer or shorter shawl and easily accommodates different skein lengths. It also contains a link to a helpful tutorial demonstrating how to add beads to your Bejewelled shawl.

With written & charted instructions, Bejewelled is perfect for experienced knitters and adventurous beginners looking for a unique, single-skein project.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Wingspan approx. 210cm/83” (blocked).
Width at widest part approx. 23cm/9” (blocked).

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
US 6/4 mm needles.
Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain gauge.

One cable needle. One stitch marker.
58 #6/4 mm seed beads - or more if shawl extended – and a tiny crochet hook or similar small enough to fit through the hole in beads.

YARN
1 skein of NNK Hand-Dyed Yarns Merino Silk Yak Yarn (60% Merino/20% silk/20% yak, 400 yds/366 m per 100g skein), in “Dirty Mustard”.

If substituting yarn: approx 400 yds/366 m of fingering-weight yarn.

GAUGE
20 sts and 38 rows = 10cm/4” in garter stitch after wet blocking.

SKILL LEVEL
Three Balls (see: https://www.trulymyrtle.com/blog/all-the-balls)