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Davida Shawl
DAVIDA is a large triangle shaped shawl which combines lace pattern with garter stitches. The white sample is very light - using only 150g of Lace weight yarn in Mohair/ Silk, holding two strands together. The yellow sample shown is made in Fingering weight yarn, with a final weight of 200g. It is such a delight to wear!
The pattern is a recipe for “any weight” that can be translated across several yarn bases. It is very contemplative to knit, because there are a few pattern rows to be memorized only.
Repetitive increases are giving the shawl its triangular shape.
I am sure, you will love it!
MEASUREMENTS
White version shown 87”/220cm wingspan length, 41”/105cm along center.
Yellow version shown 79”/200cm wingspan length, 35 1/2”/90cm along center.
YARDAGE
White sample shown in Schachenmayr Alpaca Cloud (70% Alpaca, 30% Nylon, 246yards/0.88ounces, 225m/25g) in Color 00001, 6 skeins = 150g.
Golden sample shown in Walk Collection Linea (50% Alpaca, 25% Linen, 25% Silk, 437 yards/4.06 ounces, 400m/ 100g), 2 skeins = 200g in Malibu Gold.
Or approximately 880 yards/800m of Fingering weight yarn, 1480yards/1350m of Lace weight yarn (hold doubled).
NEEDLES
Size 4 US / 3.5 mm, 40” / 100cm circular needle or size needed to get gauge.
NOTIONS
2 Stitch markers, tapestry needle.
GAUGE
16 Sts, 26 rows = 4” / 10cm, in garter stitch after blocking (holding the Lace yarn doubled).
Gauge is not crucial for this project but will affect yardage and final size.
TECHNIQUES
Cast on, k, p, yo, k2tog, ssk.
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- First published: January 2021
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