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Lady Moth Shawl - machine-knitting version
MACHINE-KNITTING VERSION
Hand-knitting version available here in pdf.
The Lady Moth Shawl pattern was designed for the first birthday of my blog.
The name is came from the the fly-like motif of the lace edging.
The shawl is knitted sideways as one piece along with the unique lace border.
This is a long and narrow scarf – shawl – shoulderette, its strange elongated half-circle shape is formed with short rows. You can use it as a wrap - to warm your shoulder or like an ordinary scarf around your neck. Ideal accessory for the cold evenings.
Machine
Passap Duomatic
Yardage
sport - 5ply: Barka Díva: (162m / 50g) – 520m
fingering - 4 ply: Drops BabyAlpaca Silk (157m / 50g) – 474 m
Wollmeise “Pure”: (526m/150g) – 495m
Finished measurement
(knitted with one repeat section, measured across the widest part)
sport: 37cm x 172cm (18” x 59”)
fingering: 38cm x 172cm (18” x 59”)
Notions
Single transfer tool, 5 stitches transfer tool.
It is important to use weights especially with the short rows. I use twisted paper clips as hooks and locks as weights.
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