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Ribbonwood
Ribbonwood is now available in Deutsch, many thanks to Sabine at www.schafga.be
Ribbonwood is a triangular shawl featuring my favourite cabled-lace motif. One iteration of this motif advances down each half of the shawl, then grows into three, and finally expands into a deep cabled lace border. I devised a decorative central spine motif which disguises the usual yarn-over spine found in a triangular shawl. This motif results in the equivalent of two stitch increases per row.
This little flower-like motif is picked up again at the very edge of the shawl and ties everything together in a cabled-lace extravaganza.
For additional information on how to work the 5 sti tch lift and 3 stitch lift, please refer to this blog post.
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