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Fiore, Italian for “blossom” or “flower”, is a lacy asymmetrical shawl. Beginning with just a handful of stitches, subtle color work stripes bloom into an addictive lace motif. The lace is deceptively simple and is finished with a ribbed edge and a picot bind-off.

To create an asymmetrical shape, a decrease and an increase are worked on opposite ends of each right side row.

Slip all stitches purlwise.

Work all yarn overs as double yarn overs. In subsequent rounds, knit into the first loop and drop the second loop off the left hand needle.

To work the stripes section, carry the yarn up the selvedge edge of your shawl and only break your contrast color after the entire section is finished.

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Finished Measurements
80”/203cm wide and 17”/43cm at deepest point

Yarn
Main Color
595yds 544m/144g fingering weight yarn
Contrast Color
120yds 110m/29g fingering weight yarn

Suggested Yarn
Julie Asselin Leizu Fingering Simple
(90% SW Merino, 10% silk); 475yd 438m/115g)

Main Color
2 skeins, pictured in the Biscotti colorway
Contrast Color
1 skein, pictured in the Fleurs pressées colorway

Needles
36”/91cm circular needle in size needed to obtain gauge

Recommended size: US 3/3.25mm

Gauge
22 sts x 46 rows = 4” in garter stitch, after blocking

Row 1-10 repeat from Chart A on page 3 = 1.75”/4.5cm high and 1.5”/4cm wide, after blocking

Notions
Tapestry needle