2022 Slow Yarn Crawl pattern from Apples to Oranges!
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Second only to Washington in number, the waterways and cascading falls of Oregon have become one of its most prized natural wonders. Silverton, OR is the gateway to one of its famous falls which this shawl is named for, Silverton Falls. With bands of eyelets, slipped stitches, and lace, I hope this shawl will be a fun technique filled project that makes you think of hiking, trees, waterfalls, and the beautiful gardens near Silverton, OR. A “six pieces of eight” shape and garter stitch tab cast-on mean this shawl will sit nicely around your shoulders for a cozy hug when the weather turns a bit chilly.

Difficulty Level: Intermediate

Size: 21 inches deep by 52 inches wide

Yarn: Studio Donegal Soft, 100% Merino wool, 210 yards, 100 g, 1 skein each of colors 5511 Charcoal, 5534 Ripe Wheat, 5519 Tide Pool, 5525 Sedge (approximately 800 yards used)

Needle: US size 7 (4.5 mm) 32” circular or straight needles or size to obtain gauge

Gauge: 4.5 stitches per inch, 6 rows per inch in stockinette

Notions: tapestry needle, stitch markers