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The blanket begins with the centre square of squishy garter stitch worked in a simple stripe pattern. Then the feather and fan (old shale) edging is worked by picking up stitches around the centre square and working outwards in rounds in a stripe pattern that echoes the beautiful shading often found on hap shawls.
If this simple example of the basic idea inspires you to learn more about hap shawls, Sharon Miller’s Shetland Hap Shawls Then & Now is a wonderful reference.
11 sts and 19 rows = 4˝ / 10cm in garter st.
Approx 40˝ / 100cm square.
550yds / 500m of MC and 130yds / 120m of CC of heavy aran / bulky weight yarn.
Shown in Artesano Aran (50% alpaca / 50% wool, 144yds / 132m, 3.53oz / 100g }}
US 11 / 8mm 32˝ / 80cm or longer circular.}}
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