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The native Australian Correa plant produces beautiful bell flowers in pale pink to deep orange to carmine. These same gorgeous shades in Waratah yarn from Black Wattle Alpaca Yarn and Fibre inspired me to create this airy asymmetrical wrap. Two top-down triangles are worked with simple lace and contrasting garter stitch then are grafted together and finished with an i-cord edge. In bold colours or easy-to-wear neutrals, Correa is geometric and modern, versatile and fun to wear: fold it and wear it close to be cosy in the cool months, or drape it dramatically over your bare shoulders for a special summer wrap.

Both charted and written instructions are provided for the lace.

DIMENSIONS
Top Edge: 60”/152.5 cm
Width: 26”/66 cm
See Schematic.
Measurements taken after blocking.

YARN
Fingering weight/4-ply
C1, C2, C3, C4: 349 yd/320 m for each colour

Sample shown in:
BlackWattle Alpaca Yarn and Fibre, Waratah, (fingering weight/4-
ply, 100% Australian Alpaca, 349 yd/320m per 100 g), C1: Sugarcane, C2: Denim, C3: Acropora Pink, C4: Acropora

NEEDLES
2 x US 5/3.75 mm long circular needle to hold a large number
of sts (shawl is worked flat, with approximately 892 stitches picked up and worked in the round; you will need one 60”/150 cm set of circulars or use two shorter sets to work in the round), or size required to obtain gauge

NOTIONS
2 stitch markers, tapestry needle

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