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Liebevoll
Crescent shawlette with closed-ring cables
£6.00
- DK (Double Knitting) weight yarn
- Also available in Knitworthy 2
- Also available on Ravelry
A simple shawl featuring a fun cable design that uses Barbara Walker's closed ring cable technique to work the cables as a horizontal panel.
The shawl is worked bottom up with a garter stitch border followed by the cable panel. Short rows are then worked to shape the centre in a shallow curve. The straight top edge is finished by continuing the garter and slipped stitch edging set up at the beginning. Each side is worked into the centre, decreasing across the remaining live sts and the ends are kitchener stitched together for a neat finish at the centre top.
Details
Gauge
18 sts and 26 rows = 4" / 10cm in st st
Sizing
Approx 58" / 148cm top edge width and 12½" / 32cm centre depth
Supplies
Yarn
Heavy double knitting or worsted weight yarn with a soft hand, some elasticity and good drape, 280yds / 240m
Shown in Toft DK in silver
Needles and notions
US 8 / 5mm 32" / 80cm circular needle
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