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Amatini Pattern
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Intermediate
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
WomenItem:
ShawlSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Knit
- Purl
- Yarn Over
- Ktbl - twisted stitches
- Directional decreases - ssk & k2tog
Pattern Description:
Amatini is a sturdy little shawl with shoulder shaping and pictorial lace flowing down it. It's warm and stays on your shoulders without any fuss. Ideal for an introduction to charted lace, the pattern is fully written and charted; each chart notes which written lines correlate to it, each page of charts has a legend to cut down on flipping back and forth, and stitch count tables are provided.
Many thanks to the gracious and talented Sivia Harding; the idea for Amatini came into light in her class in Olds, AB last summer. The original shawl was scaled for a sturdy little girl and worked in dazzling variegated worsted. 'Amatini' has been rescaled, but is still named in honor of my oldest daughter.
Gauge:
18.5sts/22rows = 10cm/4" in stockinette stitch worked flat
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Please see schematic image
Materials:
- 500-550 yards of light worsted - sample used Aslan Trends "Royal Alpaca" in #6615 Chartreuse, 2.5 skeins
- US#7/4.5mm 80cm/32" circular needle
- 8 stitch markers
- darning needle
You Will Also Need:
- Blocking wires and/or stainless steel pins
Amatini Pattern
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About the Designer
Color, shape, and texture endlessly inspire me. For several years, I’ve been wholly consumed by knittingbecause it’s so forgiving, so flexible, and so free to the imagination. It also fits neatly into spare pockets of space & time, which makes it accessible to me, as designer, knitter, and mother of two busy little girls.
I design the majority of what I knit, and self-publish the majority ...
Color, shape, and texture endlessly inspire me. For several years, I’ve been wholly consumed by knittingbecause it’s so forgiving, so flexible, and so free to the imagination. It also fits neatly into spare pockets of space & time, which makes it accessible to me, as designer, knitter, and mother of two busy little girls.
I design the majority of what I knit, and self-publish the majority of it via Ravelry and here on Craftsy. The exceptions have been published in Interweave Knits Accessories 2011, Sanguine Gryphon, and with a Calgary-centric yarn club.
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