Firebranch by Liz Washburn

Firebranch

Knitting
July 2019
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
26 stitches and 36 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 3 - 3.25 mm
800 - 1000 yards (732 - 914 m)
one size
English
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This colorful shawl, knit from the top down, is made up of sections of stockinette, mosaic, and lace. The edging is created by working a simple k2tog, yo repeat and then several rows of stockinette. The edge is then folded at the k2tog, yo row and sewn in place with a simple whip stitch.

The pattern includes instructions for a five-color or three-color shawl.
There are charted instructions for the mosaic and lace sections and written instructions provided for the remaining sections.

YARN
Five-Color Shawl
1 Braid - Yarn and Soul Superfine 400 Braids - 1,000 yards Peacock Colorway (contains 5 skeins—200 yards/50 grams each—of Coral, Magenta, Emerald, Tropical Ocean, and Cobalt), 250 grams, 100% Alpaca or 1,000 yards total of fingering weight yarn in five different colors with approximately 200 yards of each color.

Three-Color Shawl
One skein each of Fyberspates Vivacious 4-ply | 365 metres (399 yards) per 100g skein, 100% Merino in 616 Crocus, 624 Heavenly, 620 Grape or 1,000 yards total of fingering weight yarn in three colors.
Note: You will use nearly all of two of the colors but only about 40 grams of the Heavenly colorway.

MEASUREMENTS
48” across top of shawl
26” from neck to bottom edge