The pattern is free until end of febuary 2019,

The Enez Garo shawl has a rectangular shape and is knitted with a combination of lace and purl stitches on both side to achieve the final piece. The pattern is adaptable to different types of yarn.
why knit alternately two yarn so different? one gives structure to the project the other gives him a softness. I think it’s a great way to add a bit of lightness, or flexibility. to a shawl without making it feel heavy or bulky.
This pattern is both written and charted, for your convenience.

Le châle Enez Garo a une forme rectangulaire et est tricoté avec une combinaison de points de dentelle et une bordure en point envers. Le motif est adaptable à différents types de fil.
pourquoi tricoter alternativement deux fils si différents? l’un structure le projet l’autre lui donne une douceur. Je pense que c’est un excellent moyen d’ajouter un peu de légèreté ou de flexibilité. à un châle sans le rendre lourd ou encombrant.

SIZE : One Size
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

Length: 60” /150 cm.

Width: 19,7” / 55 cm.
MATERIALS

Yarn: 2 skeins : one of hedgehogfibres (Kidsilk Lace Lace - 2 Ply 70% mohair, 30% soie 50 gr/ 420 mètres (459 yards) , and one lichenandlace. (Fingering - 4 Ply 100% laine merino superwash 100 gr / 366 M (400 yards))
Needles: US 4 / 3.5 mm 24” (60 cm) or longer circular needles (or long straight needles).
Notions: Stitch markers, tapestry needle, blocking pins, blocking mats, blocking wires.
GAUGE

25 sts 28 rows to 4”/ 10 cm in pattern, after blocking.
Gauge is not critical but it will influence the size of your finished wrap and your yardage. If in doubt and to make sure you don’t run out of yarn, work at a slightly tighter gauge.

Tag any pictures you share on social media with #enezgaro, I can’t wait to see.