Bird Cage Shawl
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What if a single decrease could be nearly vertical? What if I moved where the increases for a top-down
shawl were placed? So many of my patterns start with my thinking “What if?” and then playing with charts
and yarn to find the answers.
All year I have been enamored of those fancy bird cage planters that every home improvement store has been trying to sell me, but unfortunately I have a black thumb!
This pattern introduces an almost vertical single decrease, creating cage lines and uses simple lace leaf motifs to create your own un-killable bird cage planter.
Lace pattern is presented in both charts and written line by line instructions, for your preferred method of lace knitting!
Suggested Yarn Weight : Fingering
Needles: Us 5 (3.75mm)
Gauge: 20 sts and 28 rows = 4 inches (10cm)
Yardage Required : 650-750 yds (594-686 m)
Finished Size: 19 inch drop, 40 inch wingspan (48 by 101 cm)
shawl were placed? So many of my patterns start with my thinking “What if?” and then playing with charts
and yarn to find the answers.
All year I have been enamored of those fancy bird cage planters that every home improvement store has been trying to sell me, but unfortunately I have a black thumb!
This pattern introduces an almost vertical single decrease, creating cage lines and uses simple lace leaf motifs to create your own un-killable bird cage planter.
Lace pattern is presented in both charts and written line by line instructions, for your preferred method of lace knitting!
Suggested Yarn Weight : Fingering
Needles: Us 5 (3.75mm)
Gauge: 20 sts and 28 rows = 4 inches (10cm)
Yardage Required : 650-750 yds (594-686 m)
Finished Size: 19 inch drop, 40 inch wingspan (48 by 101 cm)
