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A cosy shawl worked from the centre top downwards.
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| 600 yds / 550m sport weight wool with loft for squishy garter stitch. | |
| 16 sts and 28 rows = 4" / 10cm in garter stitch, well blocked | |
| US 7 / 4.5mm 24" / 60cm or longer circular | |
| Approx 57" / 145cm top edge width and 19" / 50cm centre depth |
It begins with a leaf (or petal) motif at the center top, then moves into a wide garter stitch triangle shaped with a yarn over spine and large yarn over holes at the edges. The deep edging is worked as a continuation of this triangle, but the increases are moved to within the stitch patterns to create a gentle curve. The edging begins with a larger version of the petal motif followed by a variation on traditional feather and fan. The shawl is completed with a picot bind off. The large holes, organic curves and sharp points were inspired by the tunneled rock formations of the sea stack Stac Shoaigh while the garter stitch and feather and fan is reminiscent of everyday ‘Hap’ shawls from the Shetland isles.
stac_shoaigh_v2.1.pdf
600 yds / 550m sport weight wool with loft for squishy garter stitch.
Shown in Jill Draper Makes Stuff Mohonk (100% NYS Cormo Wool, 370 yds / 338m, 4oz / 113g) in Arugala
Natural version shown in yarn exclusive to the 2015 Shawl Club from Blacker Yarns.
stitch markers, darning needle
Technique Thursday - Yarn overs
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