Tulip Chest - PDF knitting pattern
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"Loved this pattern so much I made 5 of them for my daughter and her bridal party." ahlangf
Tulip Chest is an asymmetric triangle shawl with stunning lace. The lace pattern is fun to knit and reminds of tulip. With lace work on right-side rows only, and wrong side rows all in purl, this makes a great beginning lace knitting project, or a quick gift knit. You can easily make this shawl your own by working the pattern repeat as many times as you want.
The tulips name originated from the Turkish pronunciation of a Persian word meaning "turban." This is because of the flowers resemblance to the garment, and likely in relation to the tradition of wearing the flower on a turban.
The flower itself was introduced into West Europe in the 16th century and grew to be used in art all over the world. However, the tulip has been present in Hungarian folk art for much longer. It has been known in various variations since the 10th century and is still the most popular flower motif in folk art. The tulip appears as a decorative motif on clothes, utensils and furniture. Among the latter, the most important are the so-called tulip boxes.
Originally the “láda” (chest) word was introduced in Hungary by this type of chests made by joiners. (It is of German origin: Lade). Originally it was a trousseau furniture. Therefore it was also called the bridal chest or, due to its decoration, tulip chest. It is therefore perhaps not surprising that the tulip is a symbol of life, beauty and femininity.
Yarn
One skein Malabrigo Sock (100 % Merino; 402 m / 440 yards per skein). Shown in colourway Pearl (SW036). Or approximately 402 m / 440 yards of similar Light Fingering weight yarn. I recommend solid or semi-solid colours for this shawl.
Needle
Size 4 mm / US 6 circular needle, 100 cm / 40 inch long, 3,5 mm for bind off.
Gauge
20 stitches and 30 rows = 10 cm / 4 inches in lace st on US 6 / 4 mm needles after blocking.
Note: obtaining the gauge given is not crucial for a successful project but will affect the finished size and the yardage needed.
Finished measurements
Approximately 155 cm / 61 in (top edge) x 63 cm / 25 in (depth), after blocking.
This pattern has both written and charted instructions.
Terms of use
For personal use only. Do not copy, share or sell the pattern. You may sell the knitted item made using this pattern. Please credit me for the design, and include a link or reference to my shop when possible.
Refund policy
All digital sales are final. Please shop mindfully.
Delivery
Instant PDF download. Shop, download & cast on!
You can download the pdf-file 3 times.
Tulip Chest is an asymmetric triangle shawl with stunning lace. The lace pattern is fun to knit and reminds of tulip. With lace work on right-side rows only, and wrong side rows all in purl, this makes a great beginning lace knitting project, or a quick gift knit. You can easily make this shawl your own by working the pattern repeat as many times as you want.
The tulips name originated from the Turkish pronunciation of a Persian word meaning "turban." This is because of the flowers resemblance to the garment, and likely in relation to the tradition of wearing the flower on a turban.
The flower itself was introduced into West Europe in the 16th century and grew to be used in art all over the world. However, the tulip has been present in Hungarian folk art for much longer. It has been known in various variations since the 10th century and is still the most popular flower motif in folk art. The tulip appears as a decorative motif on clothes, utensils and furniture. Among the latter, the most important are the so-called tulip boxes.
Originally the “láda” (chest) word was introduced in Hungary by this type of chests made by joiners. (It is of German origin: Lade). Originally it was a trousseau furniture. Therefore it was also called the bridal chest or, due to its decoration, tulip chest. It is therefore perhaps not surprising that the tulip is a symbol of life, beauty and femininity.
Yarn
One skein Malabrigo Sock (100 % Merino; 402 m / 440 yards per skein). Shown in colourway Pearl (SW036). Or approximately 402 m / 440 yards of similar Light Fingering weight yarn. I recommend solid or semi-solid colours for this shawl.
Needle
Size 4 mm / US 6 circular needle, 100 cm / 40 inch long, 3,5 mm for bind off.
Gauge
20 stitches and 30 rows = 10 cm / 4 inches in lace st on US 6 / 4 mm needles after blocking.
Note: obtaining the gauge given is not crucial for a successful project but will affect the finished size and the yardage needed.
Finished measurements
Approximately 155 cm / 61 in (top edge) x 63 cm / 25 in (depth), after blocking.
This pattern has both written and charted instructions.
Terms of use
For personal use only. Do not copy, share or sell the pattern. You may sell the knitted item made using this pattern. Please credit me for the design, and include a link or reference to my shop when possible.
Refund policy
All digital sales are final. Please shop mindfully.
Delivery
Instant PDF download. Shop, download & cast on!
You can download the pdf-file 3 times.