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Amalthea
Available individually and as part of the Myths and Fairytales eBook.
A lovely fringed shawlette accented with leaves and eyelets.
Perfect for reminding the unicorn turned lady of her forest
home and for staying warm in King Haggard’s drafty castle.
You don’t have to be in a fairytale to add this beautiful
accessory to your wardrobe! This pattern was inspired by one of my favorite books as a child (and animated films), The Last
Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle.
This pattern is worked from side to side, with increases and decreases along the bottom edge of the shawlette body to form a shallow curved shape. A leaf pattern with dropped stitches creates a beautiful fringed edge. It is easy to customize the size of this shawlette by adding or subtracting repeats in any section. Just be sure to use the same number of repeats for the Increase and Decrease Sections.
Additional Materials:
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Stitch markers
Skill Level:
Easy
Notes:
The size given used exactly 300 yards, you may wish to have an extra skein on hand just in case!
Thanks to my lovely tech editor Kate Vanover and my awesome test knitters!
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- First published: May 2011
- Page created: May 6, 2011
- Last updated: January 1, 2013 …
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