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This shallow triangular shawl is worked bottom-up starting with the lace border, which is a mix of the garter stitch, lace and eyelet patterns. The lace border adds a delicate touch to this rather casual accessory. After the lace border is complete, the body is knit in garter stitch pattern and shaped into a triangle using short rows knitting technique.

The lace border is worked in two colours, MC and CC, using one colour at a time.

The instructions for the lace border are written and charted.

Even though a small shawl could be a practical choice for many, it is easy to make this shawl in larger sizes, just by increasing the number of cast-on stitches in increments of 16 stitches.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
(approx., blocked)
Wingspan: 67.5 inches / 171.5 cm
Depth: 21 inches / 53.5 cm

GAUGE
20 sts x 32 rows to 4 inches/ 10 cm square over the shawl’s lace pattern on US #4 / 3.5 mm needles, blocked
Please note, a different gauge will affect the finished measurements and yardage used.

YARN USED IN SAMPLE
MC - Silky Single (custom hand-dyed) - 70% Superwash Merino, 30% Silk - 438 yards / 400 meters; 3.53 ounces / 100 grams
CC - Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Fingering - 100% Superwash Merino - 219 yards / 200 meters, 1.76 ounces / 50 grams

YARDAGE REQUIRED (approx.)
MC - 438 yards / 400 meters
CC - 219 yards / 200 meters
total - 657 yards / 600 meters

MATERIALS
US #4 / 3.5 mm needles(32 inches/ 80 cm
circular needles- to accommodate all the
stitches), or size to obtain gauge;
4 stitch markers;
tapestry needle

RECOMMENDED YARN
Choose the yarn made of natural fibres or blends in fingering or light fingering weight that produces the fabric which holds blocking well and has a good drape.

SKILL LEVEL - Intermediate

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