Selcouth by Sweet Birch Designs

Selcouth

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Knitting
November 2019
both are used in this pattern
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
17 stitches and 29 rows = 4 inches
in seed stitch
US 9 - 5.5 mm
1100 - 1200 yards (1006 - 1097 m)
One Size
English
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Selcouth:
rare, unusual, strange; wondrous, marvellous; unfamiliar*

Selcouth is a cozy worsted weight shawl that features a lovely texture, mosaic stitch and ends with an i-cord bind off. It would be perfect for cold winter days or to snuggle down in front of a cozy fire. I used 3 different colors but you could always use a different color for each mosaic section to truly make it your own one of a kind piece. Happy Knitting!

Materials
Yarn Used:
MC/main color: madelinetosh, tosh vintage-200 yards/skein-Colorway: Fizzy Lifting Drinks(Eat Sleep Knit Exclusive 2017)
CC1/contrasting color 1: madelinetosh, tosh vintage-200 yards/skein-Colorway: the fox(Eat Sleep Knit Exclusive)-orange
CC2/contrasting color 2: madelinetosh, tosh chunky-165 yards/skein-Colorway: Saffron-orange red

Yardage Requirements:
For MC: Approximately 5 skeins of madelinetosh, tosh vintage or approximately 930 yards of a worsted weight yarn.
For CC1: Approximately 1 skein of madelinetosh, tosh vintage or approximately 90 yards of a worsted weight yarn.
For CC2: Approximately 1 skein of madelinetosh, tosh chunky or approximately 60 yards of an Aran weight yarn.
PLEASE NOTE: You can also just use tosh vintage or a worsted weight yarn for CC2. I just used what I had in my stash because it worked well together knit at the gauge I was using.

Needles: US 9/5.5 mm 36+ circular needle to accommodate the large number of sts
Gauge: 17 sts and 29 rows=4 inches in seed stitch
Shawl Measurements after Blocking: 75 inches wide from wingtip to wingtip and 30 inches from center cast on edge to the bottom point of the shawl
Notions: 4 removable stitch markers, darning needle to weave in ends, tools for blocking your finished shawl.

Abbreviations, Definitions and Techniques
K/k-knit
P/p-purl
MC/mc-main color
CC1/cc1-contrasting color 1
CC2/cc2-contrasting color 2
Pm-place marker
sm-slip marker
RM-remove marker
CO-cast on
BO-bind off
LH-left hand
RH-right hand
RS/rs-right side of work
WS/ws-wrong side of work
st/s-stitch(es)
rep/reps-repeats
m1R-make one stitch right-Lift the bar running between the sts with your LH needle from back to front, knit the st to twist it closed.
m1L-make one stitch left-Lift the bar running between the sts with your LH needle from front to back, knit the st through the back loop to twist it closed.
slwyib-slip with yarn in back-slip the st with the yarn held in back so it doesn’t leave a bar running across the front of your work. Will be written as sl1wyib(slip 1 st with yarn in back), sl2wyib(slip 2 sts with yarn in back) and so on.
slwyif-slip with yarn in front-used on the wrong side of the work-slip the st with the yarn held in front. Will be written as sl1wyif(slip 1 st with yarn in front), sl2wyif(slip 2 sts with yarn in front) and so on.