Great Smokies Shawlette
by Mary C. Gildersleeve
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Great Smokies Shawlette
Named for the Great Smokey Mountains, this shawlette is a mixture of textures and is easier to knit than it looks. Garter stitch blocks of charcoal grey alternate with the shaded blues done in 5 colors of merino working the classic linen-stitch. Self-finishing i-cord on the edges (and used again to BO the final sts) mean that when you are done knitting this one and after blocking to finished dimensions … you are ready to wear this unique shawlette.
The sample used 300 yards of Cloudborn Merino Sock Twist in Charcoal Grey (MC) and the CC1-CC5, using approx 100 yards of each, was from the Blue Dacnis Mini Set.
This pattern has both charted and written directions!
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by Cloudborn Fibers
Light Fingering
80% Merino, 20% Nylon
460 yards
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