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Sea Pearls Shawl
The Sea Pearls Shawl is a delicate crescent shaped shawl inspired by the jewels of the deep sea. Simple lace and contrast color texture stripes referred to as “pearl strings” break up relaxing gar-ter stitch sections, and are placed in a unique arrangement that is both fun and sweet. Anticipation builds as the lace and pearl stings increase and grow closer together.
Gauge (before blocking): 10.5 stitches by 20 rows = 2 inches (5 cm) in garter stitch
Finished Dimensions (Blocked): Blocked: inside curved wingspan = 73in/185cm, center depth = 15in/38cm
Materials:
~US 6 (4.00 mm) 60” circular knitting needles
~Hypnotic Yarn Fingering Weight 80% superwash merino wool/20% nylon; 400y/366m per 100g skein; Main Color: Thunder Snow, 1 skein; Contrast Color: Peaches-N-Cream, 1 skein.
Sample used approximately 400y/366m of MC and 115y/106m of CC.
~Stitch Marker
~Tapestry Needle
~Your preferred blocking tools
Knitting Techniques you should be familiar with: K1 in horizontal bar, K2tog, KFB, M1L, M1R, P2tog, and YO.
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
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- First published: December 2017
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