Hey everyone! I’m trying to do more promotion of my back catalog patterns. You’ll see some oldies but goodies pop up in the blog, and every month an older pattern will be on sale. If you’d like to be notified of the sale every month you can sign up for the Knitter’s Newsletter.
For the month of September, the sale pattern is the Ancient Woodland Shawl. To get the pattern at 15% off, just purchase it before the end of the month! The discount will be taken off during checkout.
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This shawl is worked with a unique blend of yarn overs and cables to create a highly textured forest scene. The cable branches flow organically from the tree trunks, meeting together in the middle of the shawl.
Check out all the great finished versions on Ravelry! SuzanneCurry made the halves of the shawl into curtains! How genius!
Gauge: 22 sts and 26 rows per 4 inch (10 cm) square in stockinette after blocking
Finished Measurements: 66 inches (168cm) long, 17 inches (43cm) wide at center, gradually expanding to 29 inches (74 cm) wide at short edges
Yarn Requirements: 1000-1250 yards of laceweight yarn, sample shown in Lorna’s Laces Helen’s Lace in Colorway ‘Mossy Grove’
Needle Size: 3.5mm (US 4) straight or circular needle for flat knitting or size needed to obtain gauge
Pattern Includes: charts and text translations of charts
Stitches Used: knit, purl, k2tog, ssk, sl1 k2tog psso, yo, slipped stitches, Left Twist, Right Twist, c1 over 2 right, c1 over 2 left, c2 over 1 right, c2 over 1 left, c2 over 2 right, c2 over 2 left, c2 over 3 right, c3 over 1 right, c3 over 1 left, c3 over 2 right, c3 over 2 left, c3 over 3 right, c3 over 3 left, c4 over 2 right, c4 over 2 left, c4 over 3 right, c4 over 3 left, c4 over 4 right, with directions for working each of those cables.
Other Details: This shawl is worked beginning with a provisional cast on, and one side worked out. Then the provisional cast on is removed and the live stitches are used to knit the second side.
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