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Cape Spear

Cape Spear


Cape Spear is a drop-shoulder pullover featuring a play of striped lace chevron and colourwork. The undulating lace pattern is reminiscent of the waves crashing and frothing against the rocky windswept coastline of Cape Spear, the easternmost point of land in North America. And the generous and wide cowl is a beautiful wind break for your neck. Knit top down, the cowl is worked in the round first, then the upper body striped lace chevron is the worked flat with some short rows at the front neck. After joining at the underarms, the lower body is worked in the round to the hem, then sleeve stitches are picked up and worked down to the cuffs.


Cape Spear is pattern #14 of Landed, Volume 1: The Avalon, Timeless Lace and Stranded Knitting Patterns for the Adventurous Handknitter.

(May, 2024)


Cape Spear on Ravelry: Cape Spear


Sizes


Sizes 1(2,3,4)(5,6,7) corresponding to knitted measurements:


A. Body circumference: 101(113,125,137)(149,161,173)cm /

39.75(44.5,49.25,54)(58.75,63.25,68)“

B. Depth underarm to hem: 40cm / 15.75”

C. Upper arm circumference: 29.5(32.5,35,37)(41,45,49)cm /

11.75(12.75,13.75,14.5)(16.25,17.75,19.25)“


See Schematic. Intended to be worn with around 13 to 26cm /

5 to 10” positive ease at chest. Sample shown is the size 2 on an

87cm / 34.25” chest, corresponding to 26cm / 10.25” ease at chest.


Yarn


Quince & Co. Piper (50% Super Kid Mohair, 50% Superfine Merino;

279 metres / 50 grams) in 4 colours:


MC (Rock Spring): 4(5,5,6)(6,7,8) skeins or

1115(1250,1370,1500)(1675,1940,2175) metres /

1220(1370,1500,1640)(1830,2120,2380) yards


CC1 (Vega): 2 skeins or

365(370,375,385)(390,395,400) metres /

400(405,410)(420,430,440) yards


CC2 (Odessa): 1 skein or

210(220,225,230)(235,240,245) metres /

230(240,245,250)(260,265,270) yards


CC3 (Bandera): 1 skein or

120(125,130,135)(140,145,155) metres /

130(140,145,150)(155,160,170) yards


Gauges


Listed gauges are to 10cm / 4”.

Lace: 25 sts / 38 rows/rnds using size A needles

Fair Isle: 28 sts / 28 rnds using size C needles


Needles & Notions


Size A: 3mm / US 2.5 needles

Size B: 3.25mm / US 3 needles

Size C: 3.75mm / US 5 needles

Change needle size as necessary to obtain gauge


You will also need:

stitch markers; spare needles or scrap yarn for holding sts


Tech edited by Sue Hislop Ravelry: Sue-Cat

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