Muriel's Shawl
THIS IS A DIGITAL PATTERN FILE, NOT THE ACTUAL KNITTED PIECE!
On our way home from a few days visiting family on the Southern Oregon Coast (and hiding from record-breaking heat in Portland), we stopped at a coastal wayside named after a local woman named Muriel O. Ponsler where we looked for agates, splashed in the ocean, and shot photos of this delightfully bright and fun shawl. In my very casual research on Muriel, I discovered that she was a forward-thinking woman who loved to entertain her neighbors in her adopted town of Florence. I'd like to think that a woman who had a flair for the fun, as well as a fantastic little beach named after her would have appreciated this shawl.
YARN
approximately 675 yards fingering-weight yarn. I used Nano Stitch Labs Subatomic Single in Eye Wash Station.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
100" wingspan, 21" deep at center, after blocking.
More information, including gauge and suggested needle size, can be found on my website.
On our way home from a few days visiting family on the Southern Oregon Coast (and hiding from record-breaking heat in Portland), we stopped at a coastal wayside named after a local woman named Muriel O. Ponsler where we looked for agates, splashed in the ocean, and shot photos of this delightfully bright and fun shawl. In my very casual research on Muriel, I discovered that she was a forward-thinking woman who loved to entertain her neighbors in her adopted town of Florence. I'd like to think that a woman who had a flair for the fun, as well as a fantastic little beach named after her would have appreciated this shawl.
YARN
approximately 675 yards fingering-weight yarn. I used Nano Stitch Labs Subatomic Single in Eye Wash Station.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
100" wingspan, 21" deep at center, after blocking.
More information, including gauge and suggested needle size, can be found on my website.
Save
Share
Tweet
