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A fun lace adventure that breaks a complicated design down into manageable chunks
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| Fingering weight yarn with good stitch
definition and nice drape. | |
| 24 sts and 38 rows = 4" / 10 cm in st st. | |
| US 21/2 / 3mm 24" / 60cm or longer circular | |
| Finished length at top: 64" / 162cm |
Weorf begins with the contrast colour inset border which is worked from end to end. This border combines elements of several traditional lace patterns into an asymmetrical pattern which is naturally longer on one edge than the other—without short rows. Yarn overs worked right at the edge of the border make it easy to pick up stitches from it for the centre, which is decreased inwards and joined at the centre top, and the edging, which is dramatically shaped into points.
darning needle
weorf_v.2.1.pdf
Technique Thursday - Yarn overs
Technique Thursday - Blocking shawls
Fingering weight yarn with good stitch
definition and nice drape.
Shown in Eden Cottage Yarns Titus 4ply (75% merino wool, 25% silk, 436yds / 400m, 100g)
MC: 436 yds / 400m
CC: 218 yds / 200m
US 21/2 / 3mm 24" / 60cm or longer circular
24 sts and 38 rows = 4" / 10 cm in st st.
Pattern contains detailed gauge information for lace border.
