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Faerie Frollick
This design was inspired by Alice and Lisa Hoffman’s book, Faerie Knitting.
The half-hexagon shawl, consisting of three triangular sections, is worked from the neck down. You will need approximately 400 yards of the mohair, with the remainder of the total yardage made up of the fingering merino yarn. If you are not using the recommended yarn, a light fingering will work well as a substitution for the Bien Aimee yarn.
YARN
1 Skein each:
La Bien Aimee Singles - 400 yards/100 g - 100% merino wool - Color - Rust (Color A).
The Farmer’s Daughter Mighty Mo Lace - 450 yards/50g - 70% kid mohair, 30% silk - Color - Meet Me in Atlantic City (Color B).
NEEDLES AND NOTIONS
Size 3 US (3.5mm) 32” circular needle Stitch markers
Tapestry Needle
GAUGE
28 sts per 4” in Chevron repeat 32 rows per 4”
MEASUREMENTS
54” across top of shawl
20” from neck to bottom edge
You can read a fairy tale I wrote to accompany this pattern here.
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