George Street Shawl
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£4.50
£4.50
Love variegated yarn and just a wee smidge of seed stitch? Hate weaving in ends?
George Street is a shawl specifically designed to address a number of knitterly problems. It showcases a gorgeous skein of variegated yarn and does this in manageable stripes of seed stitch, a stitch many people dislike knitting but love the texture it creates. Due to the clever mesh lace edging, there are only four ends to weave in when you’re finished knitting!
Knitted on the bias, with some very simple short rows which help to elongate the shawl’s shape, George Street is a stylish addition to any knitter’s wardrobe.
The pattern includes full written instructions, photographs, a schematic and has been fully tech-edited and test knitted.
What the preview knitters said:
“I have to say … wow!”
“I … LOVED that there are very few ends to weave in.”
“A GREAT use of simple stitches … to create an eye-catching piece of wearable art!”
“I loved making this and blocking it out was a delight”
YARN
2 x 366 m / 400 yd per 100 g (approx.) of 4ply / fingering-weight yarn, one solid colour (Yarn A) and one variegated (Yarn B)
Yarn A: Dye Ninja, High Twist Merino Fingering, in Wearing Midnight (100% superwash Merino) 366 m / 400 yd per 100 g
Yarn B: Countess Ablaze, Tia Merino, in Eccentric Geeks (100% Merino), 366 m / 400 yd per 100 g
GAUGE, NEEDLES & NOTIONS
22 sts x 27 rows = 10 cm / 4” measured over stocking stitch after blocking
4.00 mm / US 6 circular, 80 cm / 32”
two stitch markers and one removable stitch marker in a different colour
SIZE
One Size: 133 cm / 52.5” x 150 cm / 59” (see schematic in photos)
PATTERN ATTRIBUTES
bias
one-piece
short-rows
stripes-colorwork
textured
worked-flat
written-pattern
First published Nov 2017
George Street is a shawl specifically designed to address a number of knitterly problems. It showcases a gorgeous skein of variegated yarn and does this in manageable stripes of seed stitch, a stitch many people dislike knitting but love the texture it creates. Due to the clever mesh lace edging, there are only four ends to weave in when you’re finished knitting!
Knitted on the bias, with some very simple short rows which help to elongate the shawl’s shape, George Street is a stylish addition to any knitter’s wardrobe.
The pattern includes full written instructions, photographs, a schematic and has been fully tech-edited and test knitted.
What the preview knitters said:
“I have to say … wow!”
“I … LOVED that there are very few ends to weave in.”
“A GREAT use of simple stitches … to create an eye-catching piece of wearable art!”
“I loved making this and blocking it out was a delight”
YARN
2 x 366 m / 400 yd per 100 g (approx.) of 4ply / fingering-weight yarn, one solid colour (Yarn A) and one variegated (Yarn B)
Yarn A: Dye Ninja, High Twist Merino Fingering, in Wearing Midnight (100% superwash Merino) 366 m / 400 yd per 100 g
Yarn B: Countess Ablaze, Tia Merino, in Eccentric Geeks (100% Merino), 366 m / 400 yd per 100 g
GAUGE, NEEDLES & NOTIONS
22 sts x 27 rows = 10 cm / 4” measured over stocking stitch after blocking
4.00 mm / US 6 circular, 80 cm / 32”
two stitch markers and one removable stitch marker in a different colour
SIZE
One Size: 133 cm / 52.5” x 150 cm / 59” (see schematic in photos)
PATTERN ATTRIBUTES
bias
one-piece
short-rows
stripes-colorwork
textured
worked-flat
written-pattern
First published Nov 2017
