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Vapor Trails Shawl
If you purchase both the Vapor Trails Shawl and the Vapor Trails Scarf (or if you have previously purchased the Vapor Trails Scarf), you can receive this shawl at 75% off! No coupon code required.
With a raised slip stitch, reminiscent of the vapor trail that a plane leaves across a blue sky, and a lace edging that waves in the wind, this rectangular shawl has the versatility of being worn on a cool fall evening or a cold winter day. Either scenario will leave you feeling beautifully wrapped in comforting garter stitch and distinctive lace details. Play with your color choices to own a shawl that is uniquely you!
Yarn: Fingering Weight Yarn – approximately 1200 yd, 300g for size S; 1600yd, 400g for size L
Yarn Used for Size S: Lofty Loops Yarn Lofty Sock (400yd / 100g per skein) – 3 skeins
Color A: Custard Cup (400yd / 100g)
Color B: Lotus (400yd / 100g)
Color C: Mermaid Lagoon (400yd / 100g)
Yarn Used for Size L: Spun Right Round Superwash Sock 80/20 (400yd / 100g per skein) – 4 skeins
Color A: Dusty Roses (400yd / 100g)
Color B: Lost + Wandering (400yd / 100g)
Color C: Dr. Amp (400yd / 100g)
Color D: Pack Your Maniac (400yd / 100g)
Needles: Size US 6 (4mm) with a 24-32” cable
Notions: 2 stitch markers and a tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Gauge: 20 stitches & 34 rows = 4” / 10 cm in garter stitch after blocking
Finished Measurements:
Size S: Depth/Width – 25” / 66 cm (to widest point on lace edge); Wingspan – 63” / 160 cm
Size L: Depth/Width - 25” / 66 cm (to widest point on lace edge); Wingspan - 84” / 213 cm
Techniques Used: Knitting, purling, slip stitches, simple lace, color fading.
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- First published: September 2019
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