tailieunhanh - Echo Flower Shawl

Illustration 1: Echo flower shoulderette This shawl was inspired by Estonian lace and especially the beautiful shawl, Laminaria, by Elizabeth Freeman. This shawl also shares the blossom stitch with that shawl. The border is inspired by various designs but mostly I had a mental picture of how I wanted it to look so I tried to transfer that mental image to a chart – and yes, it came out exactly the way I wanted. I’m flattered if you want to knit this pattern. It’s my first knitting design and I would love to see my design on your shoulders. If you. | Echo Flower Shawl Illustration 1 Echo flower shoulderette This shawl was inspired by Estonian lace and especially the beautiful shawl Laminaria by Elizabeth Freeman. This shawl also shares the blossom stitch with that shawl. The border is inspired by various designs but mostly I had a mental picture of how I wanted it to look so I tried to transfer that mental image to a chart - and yes it came out exactly the way I wanted. I m flattered if you want to knit this pattern. It s my first knitting design and I would love to see my design on your shoulders. If you alter or use only parts of my pattern please don forget to link back. Size Golden Echo Flower Shoulderette Ocean Blue Echo Flower Shawl Finished measurements Shoulderette 120x60 cm Shawl Still on needles. Copyright Jenny Johnson Johnen - http Pattern calls for the following yarn Shoulderette Nyansera Sundari Silk 4 ply 400 meters 100g. Recommended needle size depending on your tension. Shawl Nyansera Bijou 70 baby alpaca 20 silk 10 cashmere 800 meters 100g Recommended needle size depending on your tension. Gauge Gauge is not crucial Other material needed Crochet hook Waste yarn Stitch markers Blocking material wire pins a spare bed maybe Copyright Jenny Johnson Johnen - http Pattern notes The pattern demands some lace knitting skills when handling the 3 into 9 stitch and nupps but other than that I think it s pretty straight forward. It looks harder than it is but you have to take extra good care of your nupp stitches on the border and edge charts. I like that the size is adjustable so you can move on from flower chart whenever you want as long as you finish row 1-8 on that chart. Thickness of yarn 2 ply or 4 ply is also a choice you ll have to decide yourself. Personally I think the pattern comes out better in 4 ply but it depends on the type of yarn you ll be using. The flowers will also look fabulous using chunky yarn but the edge will be a bit too much so .

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