Sausalito Shawlette
by Gail Tanquary
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Sausalito Shawlette
The shawl features eyelets and center decreasing to form the triangle. The beautiful peaked lace border is worked last from the bottom edge. The soft color changing eliminates the need for manual striping. This is a good project for learning mitered decreasing and eyelet decoration, and it looks fabulous, too. (Crystal Palace Yarns)
Materials:
2 - 50 g balls of Crystal Palace Sausalito
(shown in #8454 “Big Sur”)
Crystal Palace Bamboo 26” Circular Needle Size 5
Stitch markers
Piece is worked back and forth in rows on circular needles.
Worked from the back neck down in stockinette stitch with garter stitch ridges for texture.
Finished with 10-row lace edging.
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About this pattern
About this yarn
by Crystal Palace Yarns
Fingering
80% Merino, 20% Nylon
198 yards
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