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Celestina Pattern
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Intermediate
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
Plus-sized, Women, Tall, PetiteItem:
ShawlSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Knit
- Purl
- Directional decreases - ssk & k2tog
- Work YO
- Backwards loop CO
Pattern Description:
This small shawl is worked from the ribbed hem inward. The ribbing continues through the center spine as the lace mesh angles in on each side.
The shawl's unusual shape is due to a dramatic rate of decrease, and it can be worked at the same gauge in either fingering or sport weight yarn. The fingering weight shawl is softer with more drape, while the sport weight shawl is warmer, thicker and slightly smaller (although finished size can be controlled somewhat during blocking).
This pattern has fully written and charted directions; and has been tech edited by Kate Atherly.
Gauge:
24 sts/28 rows = 10cm/4" in stockinette stitch worked flat
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Center Depth: 30.5-32cm (11.5-12.25"); Outer Circumference: 175-190cm (70-76"); Inner Circumference: 96-99cm (37.5-38")
Materials:
- One 4oz skein of fingering weight yarn (approx 350-400yds/4oz; 320-365m/115g) OR 500yds/455m of sprt weight yarn (sample was 328yd/300m per 3.5oz/100g skein)
- One US#6/4.0mm 36"/90cm circular needle
- Two stitch markers
- Darning needle
Celestina 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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