Length at center back: 30 inches; Width: 75 inches
Yarn
1 skein of Skein Yarns Vintage Lace (Lace / 2 ply, 70% Alpaca, 20% Silk, 10% Cashmere 876 yards)
Needles
US4 / 3.50 mm, 40” or longer circular needles Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge.
Notions
Stitch markers, tapestry needle
Gauge
34 sts and 40 rows = 4” / 10 cm in Stockinette stitch
Kristen from Skein yarns is having a shop update on Friday, September 2nd (Australia time, so it will still be September 1st here). She will add lots of Vintage Lace, so make sure to check her Etsy shop because her yarns are bought quick quick quick! I am so happy Kristen asked me to design something with her yarn: just wait when you hold it and pet it...
Last but not least... how do you feel about buy print patterns?...
10 comments:
That is so lovely! I'm adding it to my queue now. :)
I fell in love with this the 1st time I saw it! I have heaps of lace yarn, & would be so glad to knit it for this!
Regarding Print patterns, I personally like PDF's as I can load it on my iPad & carry it around with me & is stored permanently. Paper patterns, I always seem to lose them.
what a stunning, stunning shawl!! I prefer electronic patterns, since I inevitably need to make a few copies (I bring them everywhere, they get things spilled on them, dog eared, etc.)
Wow, it`s beautiful. I think I have to knit it :-)
I prefer PDF`s.
Gorgeous shawl! I prefer PDFs too, they're so much easier to use.
Good for you, Ariane, this is beautiful!!
Gorgeous. Can't wait to make one myself!
Yay! I have the perfect skein of Anzula lace yarn I've been saving for a shawl just like this.
This is so beautiful! I'll definitely add this to my queue :)
Ooo, that is a pretty shawl!
As for print patterns, I much prefer PDFs. I tend to mark up my patterns with all sorts of notes, so I prefer to print them out myself
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