Yellowjacket by Abigail Bailey

Yellowjacket

Knitting
February 2014
Sport (12 wpi) ?
16 stitches and 22 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 6 - 4.0 mm
634 - 678 yards (580 - 620 m)
English

Yellowjacket is a large triangular shawl, worked top down from the centre outward in sport or fingering weight yarn. Hexagonal lace sections, reminiscent of honeycombs, are simple to knit, whilst a double row of bee motifs, worked using twisted stitches and Estonian gathered stitches add challenge to satisfy the more experienced knitter. Flower-like clusters of bobble stitches add further textural interest.

Materials
6-7 30g balls Wister Araeru Sport or 600m of any sport-weight yarn
Size 6 knitting needles
A small crochet hook may help if you have difficulty with the gathered stitches.

Gauge and size:
16 sts and 22 rows per 10cm in stockinette gives a finished shawl of 115cm centre to tip (total wingspan 230cm).

As several have noted, this pattern was not tested before release and contains some errors. You may find these extensive notes and corrections by jlgarde helpful.

Booklet comprises both written instructions and full charts.