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It’s worked top down in an intuitive pattern inspired by the leaves of succulents. Mathematically the top edge is slightly more than 180 degrees which allows it to drape better over the shoulders, staying in place however you wrap it. The circular patterning means the charts have lots of no stitch boxes, but otherwise the lace patterning is easier to work than it looks and there are plenty of rest rows. The final chart creates dramatic points — thread a blocking wire through only these points and pin out for the highest impact.
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984 yds / 900m of laceweight yarn, plant based blends are ideal.
Shown in Ysolda Sedum (40% merino, 30% linen, 30% silk, 656 yds / 600m, 100g) in 2019 club colour Cauticola
US 4 / 3.5mm 24” / 60cm or longer circular needle
Stitch markers
Finished length at top: 76" / 190cm
Finished depth: 29" / 72.5cm
15 sts and 30 rows = 4” / 10cm in st st blocked aggressively
984 yds / 900m of laceweight yarn, plant based blends are ideal.
Shown in Ysolda Sedum (40% merino, 30% linen, 30% silk, 656 yds / 600m, 100g) in 2019 club colour Cauticola
US 4 / 3.5mm straights or 24” / 60cm or longer circular
