This is a straight ‘waterfall motif’ skirt which can also be worn to keep your shoulders warm; so comfortable and soft pull-up, pull-on skirt. A statement garment, to dress-up or dress-down to fit your mood; warm and practical and utterly feminine.

Uncomplicated and effortless to make – a rhythmic pattern repeat that is soothing to work. Waterfall comes in 4 sizes, worked from hem to ribbed waistband.

I do suggest you block; wet thoroughly, lie out on a towel to dry naturally making sure to pull out to define shape. Practical or decorative elastic can be added for a firmer or supportive waist-band.

YOU WILL NEED
3 x 100g for sizes 8-14
4 x 100g for sizes 16-22

100g LIGHT MOONSHINE, 225m/100g (70% alpaca, 20% silk and 10% cashmere)
4.5mm needles and 4mm circular needle (60cm) for rib waist-band

FINISHED SIZE:
Measurements given in non-stretched state
Sizes as follows:
x4: 8-10 (38”/97cm), x5: 12-14 (42”/107cm)
x6: 16-18 (46”/117cms), x7: 20-22 (50”/127cms)

GAUGE (important)
19sts to 10cm over stocking stitch using 4.5mm needles. Please go up or down a needle size to obtain correct gauge.

ABBREVIATIONS
k: knit | p: purl | R: row | Rnd(s): rounds
st(s): stitch(es) | PU: pick-up
RS/WS: right side/wrong side
pm/slm: place marker / slip marker
yo: yarn over - starting at front of work pass yarn over needle to back. If st before the yo was a knit st, first bring yarn to front underneath needle. When you reach this yo on the next round k as directed. This should create a hole.
k4tog: k4 sts together to make one st
p2tog: p2 sts together to make one st
sl: slip a st from left-hand needle to right without working
psso: pass sl st over - pass unworked st over st just worked
tbl: to back of loop - work as directed but work into back of st/loop and not front
lp: loops