Camellia Flower is a crescent-shaped lace shawl, knitted from the top down.
This design was inspired by Alpenveilchen pattern by Herbert Niebling.

The pattern includes charts and pattern instructions; row-by-row written instructions are not included. All charts show only the right-side rows. On the wrong-side rows, all stitches are purled, unless otherwise specified.

SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
TOTAL NUMBER OF ROWS: 166

YARN: The sample is shown in Limageda Linas 600 (100% linen; 600 m 656 yds per 100 g). The sample shawl has required 900 m 984 yds, or 150 grams of yarn.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 200 cm 78 ¾″ wingspan and 82 cm 32 ¼″ deep, relaxed after wet blocking.

It is strongly recommended to use either natural fiber yarn (linen, cotton, wool, or silk) or yarn including a minimum of synthetic fiber; lace weight yarn is preferable, approximately 600 – 800 m (456 – 875 yds) per 100 g skein.

MATERIALS USED:
 Size 3.25 mm US 3 circular needles;
 Size 2.0 mm crochet hook for binding off, and for provisional cast-on (optionally);
 Stitch markers, tapestry needle, and waste yarn for provisional cast-on.

You may need to adjust the needle size if using a different weight yarn. Also, your shawl may end up being larger or smaller depending on the weight of yarn and your individual way of knitting.

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for the translation to English.