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Extendo Shawl
Construction Notes
The shawl is worked from the bottom up, first it’s edging is worked in two halves and grafted in the center. Then the body stitches are picked up across the top of the edging and worked with decreases at the edges and center seam so that the shawl seamlessly tapers to the top as you work the Extendo Stitch. Optional beads add both weight and texture to this piece creating a fabric that is knit though it appears woven.
Yardage Required
Light Fingering Weight - Small- 600 yards
Large- 900 yards
OR
Lace Weight (Held Double)- Small- 1200 yards
Large- 1800 yards
Finished Measurements (not including fringe)
Small- Approx. 44” at widest point, 22” at longest point
Large- Approx. 64” at widest point, 28” at longest point
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- First published: March 2012
- Page created: March 21, 2012
- Last updated: September 30, 2019 …
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