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Witch Hazel
Witch Hazel is a half hexagon shawl with a central wedge framed by two ‘wings’, helping it to sit beautifully on the shoulders. It features an attractive lace pattern, formed from large diamond motifs containing motifs reminiscent of little flowers with stems and leaves.
Materials:
Sweet Georgia Merino Silk Lace (2ply; 50% fine merino wool, 50% silk; 700m/765yds per 100g) x 1 skein. Shown in shade: Lemon Curd
3.5mm (UK 9-10/US 4) knitting needles
2 locking stitch markers (optional)
Difficulty level:
Easy/Intermediate
Size:
Wingspan: 168cm/67¼in
Depth: 62cm/24¾in
Tension:
19 sts and 25.5 rows over 10cm/4in in Chart A after blocking.
Exact tension is not essential but a difference in tension may affect the final size and amount of yarn used.
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