Falling Water Lilies
by Marisa Wilfong
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Falling Water Lilies
This shawl was designed in a square pattern so it is like creating four triangular shawls all at once. The design pattern that was used was a slightly modified Estonian lace design of Water Lilies. I used a lace weight yarn which was the Malabrigo Lace in a Colorway of Piedras. This shawl would work up well with any lace weight yarn. The gauge is not important as you can make this shawl larger or smaller depending on how many repeats you choose to complete with Chart B of the pattern.
Hope you enjoy this pattern.
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by Malabrigo Yarn
Lace
100% Merino
470 yards
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50
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