Forest Flowers Shawl Pattern
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£3.50 - £6.25
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This shawl was inspired by primroses and wood anemones glimpsed on the forest floor on a sunny spring morning.
Suitable for knitters with a little experience of lace, or a confident/adventurous beginner, it is adjustable in size and can be worked with a single skein of laceweight or 4-ply/sock yarn. If you would like a skein of yarn dyed to order for this, please contact me.
The main body is worked in a traditional Estonian pattern comprising a simple 8-row repeat. This develops into a diamond and flower edging that can be blocked into neat points.
My sample shawls were worked in the following yarns:
Small Laceweight version - Violet and Yellow - Watercolours and Lace Alpaca Lace or Alpaca Silk Lace
1 x 100g skein - 800m per 100g
Medium 4ply/sock yarn version - Pink and Lavender - Watercolours and Lace British Alpaca/Silk 4-ply
1 x 100g skein - 450m per 100g
The pattern is presented in chart form (a full written version will be available shortly).
This pattern is copyright Julie Harris Designs and for personal use only, and may not be copied or distributed without my permission. Knitted items made from this pattern may not be sold or produced commercially.
This shawl was inspired by primroses and wood anemones glimpsed on the forest floor on a sunny spring morning.
Suitable for knitters with a little experience of lace, or a confident/adventurous beginner, it is adjustable in size and can be worked with a single skein of laceweight or 4-ply/sock yarn. If you would like a skein of yarn dyed to order for this, please contact me.
The main body is worked in a traditional Estonian pattern comprising a simple 8-row repeat. This develops into a diamond and flower edging that can be blocked into neat points.
My sample shawls were worked in the following yarns:
Small Laceweight version - Violet and Yellow - Watercolours and Lace Alpaca Lace or Alpaca Silk Lace
1 x 100g skein - 800m per 100g
Medium 4ply/sock yarn version - Pink and Lavender - Watercolours and Lace British Alpaca/Silk 4-ply
1 x 100g skein - 450m per 100g
The pattern is presented in chart form (a full written version will be available shortly).
This pattern is copyright Julie Harris Designs and for personal use only, and may not be copied or distributed without my permission. Knitted items made from this pattern may not be sold or produced commercially.