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The Manifesting Generator Shawl is fun crescent shaped shawl. It features lace that is worked in short rows. It ends with a lace panel and lace edging that is worked horizontally while simultaneously binding off the body of the shawl.

PATTERN INFORMATION:
Crescent shawl shape
Worked from the top-down
Lace panel is worked in short rows
Lace edging is worked horizontally while binding off body of the shawl

Materials:
US 8 (5 mm) in 36”/90cm or length preferred.
Notions:
2 - Stitch markers
Darning needle
Optional: 10 - Stitch markers to mark short rows

Finished size: 15” at widest depth x 64” at longest length / 38cm at widest depth x 162.5cm at longest length

Gauge: 29 sts x 48 rows = 4”/10cm with US 8 (5 mm) in garter stitch, blocked

Note: Gauge is not crucial when making this shawl, however, it will affect the yardage required.

Yarn:
C1: 140 yards/ 128m
C2: 190 yards/ 174m
C3: 190 yards/ 174m

Yarn used:
C1: Emma’s Yarn Super Silky. (Fingering Weight; 80% SW Merino / 20% Silk; 100g; 400 yards/ 366 meters). 1 skein required. Color used: Weathervane.
C2: Cascade 220 Fingering. (Fingering Weight; 100% Peruvian Highland Wool; 50g; 273 yards/ 250 meters). 1 skein required. Color used: 8010.
C3: Shibui Tweed Silk Cloud. (Lace Weight; 65% Silk / 35% Kid Mohair; 25g; 190 yards/ 174 meters). 1 skein required. Color used: Pollen.

Skills to explore: crescent shawl shaping, short row shaping, lace knitting, chart reading, lace edging BO