Antenor
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£6.00
£6.00
Drawing on geometric styles and art deco motifs, this elegant semi-circular shawl combines simple stitches to create a textured and fully-reversible pattern.
Main sample shown in Wayfaring Yarns ‘Shambhala (Fingering / 4 Ply; 200 m per 50g; 50% Baby Yak / 50% Mulberry Silk) in the Kanab colour way. Alternate sample shown in Buffalo Wool Company ‘2wo Sexy’ in the Naturalcolour way.
Materials
549 yds / 600 m Fingering (4 Ply) Yarn
US 6 / 4 mm needles
Stitch markers (14)
Tapestry needle
Blocking Wires / Pins
Gauge
Minimum 21 sts x 24 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking stitch, worked flat, after blocking
Size
Minimum size: 46.25 x 23.5 “ / 120 x 60 cm
Notes
Charts
Charts do not show edge stitchess, or stitch markers. Work first and last 3 sts of every row (both right and wrong sides of the shawl) in knit stitch, to create a garter stitch edge.
Gauge
Minimum gauge is specified, this will achieve a more defined look to the pattern. For a more flowing shawl (see main sample), a looser gauge can be used. It is recommended that swatches are completed before starting to determine the desired look. If working at a very loose gauge please bear in mind that definition may be lost and additional yarn required.
Edging
If you wish to extend the edging, the final rows can be repeated as desired.
Main sample shown in Wayfaring Yarns ‘Shambhala (Fingering / 4 Ply; 200 m per 50g; 50% Baby Yak / 50% Mulberry Silk) in the Kanab colour way. Alternate sample shown in Buffalo Wool Company ‘2wo Sexy’ in the Naturalcolour way.
Materials
549 yds / 600 m Fingering (4 Ply) Yarn
US 6 / 4 mm needles
Stitch markers (14)
Tapestry needle
Blocking Wires / Pins
Gauge
Minimum 21 sts x 24 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in stocking stitch, worked flat, after blocking
Size
Minimum size: 46.25 x 23.5 “ / 120 x 60 cm
Notes
Charts
Charts do not show edge stitchess, or stitch markers. Work first and last 3 sts of every row (both right and wrong sides of the shawl) in knit stitch, to create a garter stitch edge.
Gauge
Minimum gauge is specified, this will achieve a more defined look to the pattern. For a more flowing shawl (see main sample), a looser gauge can be used. It is recommended that swatches are completed before starting to determine the desired look. If working at a very loose gauge please bear in mind that definition may be lost and additional yarn required.
Edging
If you wish to extend the edging, the final rows can be repeated as desired.
