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Journey to Wuthering Heights
Windswept moors, passion, loss, revenge, and the odd ghost or two: that’s more than enough inspiration for a shawl. This shawl is a tribute to Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights.
This shawl is perfect for polishing your lace knitting skills. Some of the motifs are easy; others are a little more challenging. It is a sampler shawl, with each motif comprising a unit that could be swapped out, extended or shortened, as you choose.
The shawl is constructed in two halves, which are joined together at the end.
I chose a non superwash wool with a slightly rustic look. If you prefer, superwash yarn works well. As I was first working my swatches, I used leftover sock yarn and it blocked beautifully.
So grab the book, crank up Kate Bush’s spooky song, or watch one of the adaptations while you work on this shawl!
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- First published: November 2021
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