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Duvessa
Duvessa is a beautiful cable & lace cowlette with garter stitch details. The piece starts by working a traditional top-down triangle shawl in garter stitch. To cowl-i-fy it, it’s then joined in the round for the cable and lace portion. It’s a triangle shawl that won’t fall off!
The pattern is easy to make bigger, if you like. Written instructions are included for the charts
Pattern Notes
Want to make your cowlette bigger? No problem! Repeat charts A & B as many times as you like, ending with chart B. You can also work additional rounds of the ending garter stitch section. Remember, making your cowlette bigger will affect the amount of yarn needed.
Yarn used for cowlette shown: Into the Whirled Pakokku Sock, 75% superwash merino/25% nylon (460 yards/100g), in color Mildly Amusing (Kettle Dyed), 1 skein
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- First published: March 2017
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