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Agave
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FINISHED SIZE:
65” wide at shoulders x 30” deep
MATERIALS:
Expression Fiber Arts CashSilk Sock Yarn
Version #1 shown in color: Blue Agave
Version #2 shown in colors: Forget Me Not Hues
Approximately 705 yds were used for the sample shown.
Needle:
US size 6 (4.0 mm) 24” to 60” circular needles or size needed to obtain gauge.
Any size that is appropriate for the yarn selected. Refer to the tag/label for the recommended sizes.
SKILL LEVEL:
Intermediate- This pattern is for those who feel comfortable with knitting and have made a few projects, using various skills and techniques. Skills/concepts include: I-cord edging and intricate stitch count.
Notes From the Designer:
Every morning I get up and have coffee. In my coffee, I always add agave. When Chandi sent me some yarn to knit for this new design, the yarn was called Blue Agave. I knew it was destiny as part of the name for the shawl. When I designed this shawl, I decided to use a stitch that I found in one of my mother’s old knitting books. When I used this stitch called the Woven Stitch, the shawl reminded me of butter! The Woven Stitch done in a fingering weight yarn will make a fabric that just flows through your hands. Well, the yarn has wool, cashmere, and silk. Why would this yarn combination not be like butter? Then you knit it in this great stitch…..yum!!!
This shawl is a right triangle divided into 3 sections and the largest section is done in the Woven Stitch.
If you have never used this stitch…be ready…you will love the final results!!!
Click here tab to watch a tutorial on how to work a few rows of each section of this pattern.
The shawl is a right triangle. The right angle is the point found in the middle of the back as the shawl is worn. The two sides of that angle will be done in garter stitch. The long side, or the hypotenuse, is worked with an in i-cord.
The shawl is worked in 3 sections: the first is stockinette, the second is stockinette with a twist - on the knit side you will knit in the back of the loop instead of the front loop, and the last and largest section is the woven stitch.
Pattern comes with written instructions and stitch count charts.
Instructions for the gradient version are given in the pattern.
Designed by Candy Key
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Enjoy your knitting!
Chandi
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