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Thai Tropics
Note that the first three photos show the shawl knit with Sea Algae Silk by Studio Roots. You can purchase this yarn by sending a private message with custom color request for the Thai Tropics shawl to J.M. Blokland on Facebook - or by sending a message on Ravelry to jokeblokland.
You find palm trees everywhere in Thailand, from the sea to the mountains, and the landscapes are a lush green throughout the year.
I decided to incorporate these elements in the design of a lace knit shawl that’s a suitable accessory in the tropics year-round, and for spring and summer in less tropical climes.
The second shawl shown is knit in 100% linen (3 skeins in color 03) and features a panel of palm fronds and a panel of palm leaves, set against a background of open lacework.
Dimensions after blocking: 22x60”/56x152.5cm
I’d consider this an intermediate level pattern and look forward to feedback from those of you who give it a try. Happy knitting!
Note: updated pattern released 22 Aug 2021
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