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Granular
This triangular shawl features bands of interesting textures and a unique construction. The shawl is started from the top center and worked diagonally for the right half. Stitches are then picked up to be worked sideways, creating the left half of the shawl, causing the bands of texture to appear at a different angle.
Materials
Viola Shadow DK
50% Polwarth, 35% Wensleydale, 15% Zwartbles
100 g (3.53 oz) = 283 metres (309 yards)
3 Skeins, shown in Moon Rock
Needles
4.50mm (US7) 40” or longer circular needles
Notions
2 Stitch markers
Techniques
Knit
Purl
Increases
Decreases
Textures Stitches
Twisted Stitches
NOTE: Some knitters have struggled with the Branch Lace Section, but it’s actually a very common technique. If it’s not making sense, there’s a good video showing how to perform this technique available here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5dOL2ua7ar0
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- First published: October 2018
- Page created: October 14, 2018
- Last updated: December 7, 2023 …
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