Imagine yourself on Piazza San Marco in Venice, tasting a glass of Bellini cocktail. The color of this cocktail comes from the peach puree, which is added to the sparkling wine. In this wrap you can see the cupolas of the San Marco Cathedral, and the gondolas slowly moving on the canals.

The knitting starts in the round creating the center square. Then the sides are separated and worked back and forth in flat. Two different lace patterns alternate with the garter stitch stripes. The corners are separated and worked as last.
This rectangular wrap is small enough to be worn around your neck, but also big enough to be wrapped around you.

Finished measurements
Length 173 cm / 68”, width 56 cm / 22”.

Yarn requirements
Decida Merino Donegal fingering (85% merino wool, 15 % Donegal neps, 400 m / 100 g), shown in color Lasasova (MC)
Decida Merino fingering (100 % merino wool, 365m / 100 g), shown in color blue-gray (CC)
MC: 3 skeins or 852 m / 932 yds of fingering weight yarn, and
CC: 1 skein or 365 m / 400 yds of fingering weight yarn.

Gauge
19 sts x 24 rows = 10 cm /4” in San Marco lace, both in flat and in the round, after blocking.
(Note: Gauge is not crucial, but it will affect finished dimensions and yarn consumption.)

Needles
3.5 mm (US 4) – 100 cm / 40” circular needles, or as required to obtain gauge. Same size DPNs.

Notions
4 stitch markers, 1 removable marker, 2 spare cables or scrap yarn, tapestry needle. Optional: additional st markers for lace repeats.

The pattern is both charted and written.
The pattern has been professionally tech edited and it has been test knit.

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