A play of two yarn weights alternating (not held together) and worked in alternating rows of garter and slipped stitches. This juxtaposition creates a fluttering wing shape.

Materials: MC - 2 skeins Urth Galatea, shown in 2201
CC - 1 skein Urth Monokrom Cotton, shown in 1201
Dimensions: 64”/ 162.5 cm wingspan, 17”/ 43 cm deep at center point, unblocked
Needles: US 11 / 8 mm for body, US 10 / 6 mm for I-cord
edge, straight or circular, long enough to accommodate sts
Gauge: 11 sts x 20 rows in Garter St using US 11/8 mm ndls and MC and CC weights = 4”/10 cm square. Gauge is not crucial, but will affect yarn usage.
Skill level: Intermediate
Techniques: Increasing, decreasing, slipped stitches, I-cord edge

Errata:
Page 4: Row 209 stitch count errata; Slip Stitch Sections repeat count clarification.

Slip Stitch Section:
Row 19: Using MC, K1, sl1wyib, rep bet - to last st, k1.
Row 20: Using MC, k1, sl1wyif, rep bet - to last st, k1
Row 21: Using CC, k1, m1 thru bar below, k to EOR. (1 st inc) 8 sts
Row 22: Using CC: k to EOR.
Row 23: Using MC, k1, sl1wyib, rep bet - to EOR.
Row 24: Using MC, sl1wyif, k1, sl1 wyif, rep bet - to last st, k1.