Yondah Window
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$7.00
$7.00
Designed to showcase a gorgeous skein of Spincycle yarn but also works well with variegated, speckled, and other self striping yarn.
Repeat after me: “Yondah Window” -
Now, you have used your Rhode Island accent to quote part of Romeo and Juliet!
Yondah Window is a boomerang shawl that combines the gorgeous feel of Magpie Fibers Swanky Sock with the long color changes of Spincycle Dyed in the Wool. You never know what the next color change is and the shawl is a constant surprise! It looks like beautiful windows aglow in the cold, frosty Rhode Island winter which is why I’ve gifted you the RI (or Maine and Massachusetts) accent in this shawl. You’re welcome!
Unsure of what colors look good together? Ask other group members in the Casapinka Group.
Yarn Requirements
370 yards of fingering
200 yards of contrasting/self striping yarn
Final Measurements
72” long X 14” at deepest point
Shown in Magpie Swanky Sock in Masquerade
and Spincycle Dyed in the Wool in Rusted Rainbow
Other Notes
Slipped stitches are used to make the windowpanes.
There is a chart and written instructions for the lace bordah.
The lace bordah uses a smaller needle since lace stretches.
Repeat after me: “Yondah Window” -
Now, you have used your Rhode Island accent to quote part of Romeo and Juliet!
Yondah Window is a boomerang shawl that combines the gorgeous feel of Magpie Fibers Swanky Sock with the long color changes of Spincycle Dyed in the Wool. You never know what the next color change is and the shawl is a constant surprise! It looks like beautiful windows aglow in the cold, frosty Rhode Island winter which is why I’ve gifted you the RI (or Maine and Massachusetts) accent in this shawl. You’re welcome!
Unsure of what colors look good together? Ask other group members in the Casapinka Group.
Yarn Requirements
370 yards of fingering
200 yards of contrasting/self striping yarn
Final Measurements
72” long X 14” at deepest point
Shown in Magpie Swanky Sock in Masquerade
and Spincycle Dyed in the Wool in Rusted Rainbow
Other Notes
Slipped stitches are used to make the windowpanes.
There is a chart and written instructions for the lace bordah.
The lace bordah uses a smaller needle since lace stretches.