The variety of beautiful trees near where I live provide the inspiration for this shawl. They come in different types of Beech, Birch, Maple, Flowering Crab…There are also numerous shrubs with lovely burgundy foliage, like Weigela, Barberry and Japanese maple.

Шаль «Долина Бургундии» / «Burgundy Valley» Shawl
дизайнер: Лариса Берестовицкая / Larisa Berestovitsky.

Многочисленное количество красивых деревьев с листвой пурпурного и бургунди оттенков на протяжении всего лета в провинции где я живу, вдохновили меня на создание этой шали. Это такие виды деревьев как: Beech, Birch, Maple, Flowering Crab….и также кустарников : Weigela, Barberry, Japanese maple…

• Инструкция содержит: подробные диаграммы и частичное описание порядка работы.
• Новые узоры с описанием включены в инструкцию:
Узор «Обвитые петли» и Узор «Шишечка» из 7 петель в петлю предыдущего ряда.
• Cхемы расположения бисера - имеются.

I really appreciate the moderators of the HiyaHiya Free & Fun KAL_Apr/May 2018 group for inviting me as a guest designer. I appreciate all participants for adding their individual personality, inspiration, and character to the future «Burgundy Valley» Shawl colorful collection and help to discover new yarns.

Many thanks Brigit and Katja for helping me improve. Many Thanks Ineta for a fantastic job as hostess!!
https://www.ravelry.com/people/knit3hearts https://www.ravelry.com/people/ekatja

Many thanks Katharina https://www.ravelry.com/people/Manfredovna for helping me out with Nupp stitch pattern translation.

This is a triangular lace shawl, knitted from the top down.
This pattern contains:
• easy-to-follow charts;
• detailed listings;
• product photos in сolor;
• trendy fashionable design;
• the pattern has charts only, with just a few set up rows being written out; In this project, you can practice to knit “Daisy” stitch, “Nupp” stitch pattern for 7 sts worked from the stitches of the previous row and simple “Nupp” stitch. Instructions on how to make the stitches are included on Page 3 and 4.
Materials:
• My shawl is made from ~100 g of Termico Alpaca / Brand: ICE yarns. Yarn weight: Light fingering 14wpi;
• Color: Burgundy №37853, Fibers: 25% Alpaca 27% Wool 24% Acrylic 24% Polyamide;
• Yardage: 1094 yards (1000 m);
• Circular needles: 2.5 mm (US 1½) 80cm / 32“.
Suggested needle size for this yarns is 2.5 mm (US 1½) -3 mm (US 2½);
• Crochet hook: 0.5-0.6 mm for a placing the beads;
• About 15 g size 6 beads. Beads are optional and beads are charted;
• Supplies: 0.5 yard (50 cm) scrap yarn and hook for provisional cast on; one darning needle for sewing and for weaving in all ends; removable stitch markers. Stitch markers are optional.
• Gauge is 28 stitches per 4” (10 cm). Gauge is not important.
• Blocked size: 210 x 100 cm (83’’x 39’’). Finished size will also depend on your choice of yarn and needles as well as the individual manner of knitting. Number of repeats chosen will of course change the size of the shawl.

Shawl#2: color Africa(green,purple,blue); yarn: 8/1 Artistic Kauni 100% wool - 130 g;
Yardage: 1100 yards (1006 m);
Tools: 2.75 mm (US 2) / 32”;
Blocked size: 220 x 105 cm (87’’ x 42’’).

Shawl#3: color White; Brand: ICE/KUKA fine yarn:
30% Kid Mohair ,30% Acrylic ,40% Polyamide.
Tools: 2.75 mm (US 2) / 32”;
Yardage: 984 yards (900 m);
I used the yarn double stranded about 90 g
Blocked size:191 x 95 cm(75” x 37½”).