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Rosamie is a love note to my favorite season spring and the longing for days filled with bees buzzing and flowers blooming. This asymmetrical shawl design is packed with tons of little details. It is worked on the bias and begins with a simple honeycomb pattern that flows into a charming colorwork section. From there, the textured & lace border begins, emulating a blossoming garden. It features plenty of basic stitches, a few knots & cables, cute eyelets, and unique stitches to keep the knitter engaged. These stitches culminate in a bobbled and scalloped edging which gives the shawl an intricate and romantic feel. Rosamie is worked holding a strand of DK and lace weight yarn together at a medium gauge creating a drapey, luxurious piece. The pattern features 3 sizes to ensure you can find your preferred fit.

SIZES

1 ( 2, 3 )

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

Wingspan: 68 ( 75, 83 )” / 173 ( 191, 211 ) cm
Depth: 21 ( 23, 26 )” / 53 ( 58, 66 ) cm

YARN

Shawl is worked holding one strand each of DK and lace weight yarn together throughout

DK in main color: 602 (745, 921) yd / 551 ( 682, 843) m
DK in contrasting color: 223 (250, 280) yd / 204 (229, 256) m
Lace: 825 (995, 1201) yd / 755 ( 911, 1099) m

Sample yarn (size 1)
MC: Aisling Yarns British DK, 100% SW BFL in Mountain Mist, 248 yd / 227 m, 100 g
CC: Greenletterday DK, 100% SW Merino in Serendipity, 250 yd / 229 m, 115 g
Lace: Aisling Yarns Kid Fluff Lace, 72% Kid Mohair / 28% Silk in Lavender Espanol,
459 yd / 420 m, 50 g

NEEDLES

• US 7 (4.5 mm) circular needle, 32 (40, 47)” / 80 (100, 120) cm, or needle size needed to obtain gauge

NOTIONS

• Stitch markers
• Tapestry needle
• Cable needle

GAUGE
21 sts and 36 rows = 4” (10 cm) in main stitch pattern, worked flat and blocked

This pattern has been tech edited, has written & charted instructions, has several video tutorials, and provides a detailed introduction & explanation of the border section.

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