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Tripartite
This versatile garment is worked sideways in two halves seamed together at the back. A final short row section forms a small collar. The entire fabric is knit in garter stitch, but short rows at the side add shaping and extra drape. The resulting shape can be worn upside down, as a scarf or poncho, or even wrapped around the waist for a transparent layer with pants. Choose a lace weight yarn for a light airy fabric or substitute fingering weight yarn with the same needle size for a more solid structured garment.
Sizes
Small (Medium, Large)
Finished Measurements
55″ / 140cm side to side from CO to BO, 14 (18, 22)″ / 36 (46, 56)cm across back from armhole to armhole, 12″ / 30cm armhole depth, 35″ / 89cm long from top to bottom edges. Measurements taken after blocking. Medium size is shown on a 41” / 104cm chest circumference.
Yarn
Lace weight
Yardage
780 (830, 880)yds / 713 (759, 805)m
Shown in
Tactile Fiber Arts Studio Klamath Lace
Colorway - New Moon
Needles
40″ US 4 / 3.5mm circular
Notions
Tapestry needle, leather strips used as decoration or closures
Gauge
16 sts and 32 rows = 4″ / 10cm in garter stitch (blocked)
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- First published: June 2013
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