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Fall Seasons Shawl Pattern

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The Season's Shawl for Fall is inspired by the moody shades of autumn and winter, blending the colors of changing leaves and snowdrifts with icicle-inspired lace motifs. Once the bright green shades of grass have gone, icy blues and cool greys complete this shawl with a subtly scalloped border. Holding two strands of Shadow lace yarn throughout creates a warm fabric while allowing for interesting transitions of color.

Finished Measurements: Approximately 30" deep at center and 70" wide along top edge
Knit Picks Design Team
Knit
30" deep x 70" wide
Shadow Lace Yarn, Shadow Tonal Lace Yarn, Gloss Lace Yarn, Alpaca Cloud Lace Yarn
3,520yds
US 5 (3.75 mm) 32? or longer circular needles; US 9 (5.5 mm) Double-pointed or circular needle for bind off
Wool & Blends
Lace
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Luna 05/05/2013, 02:26 PM

So this pattern is pretty easy, but since it's easy. You can also get list in it pretty quick. All that being said, the only thing the pattern is missing is the warning about the two strands. This pattern is knitted while holding two strands of yarn, and the pattern only requires single hanks/skeins of yarn. But since you need to hold two strands of the same color at times, it is difficult to navigate, especially with hanks or balls of yarn. I can understand with the skein it would be okay.

What I ended up doing, since I ordered the recommended yarn, was put a hank of yarn onto the back of a chair, this way i can work with both ends of the yarn at once. I think it would be best for the yarn to be sold in skeins or to advise people to buy twice the amount of yarn; since you need to wind the hanks into balls, especially it you don't have a skein winder at home.

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