Blütenzauber was inspired by the transition of spring to summer and the magical moment when nature transforms and gives us an abundance of colorful natural beauty to admire. The bobbles represent buds and the yarnovers and diamonds indicate the transition and opening of these buds to flowers. Very light weight but long Blütenzauber is an ideal companion for Spring/Summer evenings when you don’t need a jacket anymore but would still like something to hug your shoulders for extra comfort.
Size
Length: 83.5” (213 cm), Height: 11” (28 cm)
Yarn
Jamieson’s Shetland Spindrift (100% Shetland wool; 115 yards [105 meters]/25 grams): Willow, 7 balls
Needles
Size US 4 (3.5 mm): 47” circular
Notions
Markers; tapestry needle
Gauge
22 sts and 30 rows = 4” [10 cm] in lace pattern after wet blocking.
22 sts and 26 rows = 4” [10 cm] in rib after wet blocking.
Abbreviations
See our standard abbreviations.
Bobble: K1, knit into the stitch just knitted. Don’t drop it of the needle, (yo, k1) 3 times into the same stitch. You now have 7 sts on the right-hand needle. Return 6 stitches onto left-hand needle and knit these 6 stitches together. You now have 2 sts remaining. Knit the two stitches together.
Chart
Pattern Notes
The markers indicate the border stitches. Slip them as you come to them.
Directions
CO 459 sts.
Follow written instructions or chart above.
Row 1 (WS): Sl1, p1, place marker, p to 2 before end, place marker, p2.
Row 2 (RS): Sl1, k to end.
Row 3: Sl1, p to end.
Row 4: Sl1, k1, slm, (k2tog, k5, yo, k6) rep to marker, slm, k2.
Row 5: as row 3.
Row 6: Sl1, k1, slm, (k2tog, k4, yo, k1, yo, k4, ssk) rep to marker, slm, k2.
Row 7: as row 3.
Row 8: Sl1, k1, slm, (k2tog, k3, yo, k1, bobble, k1, yo, k3, ssk) rep to marker, slm, k2.
Row 9: Sl1, p1, slm, (ssp, p2, yo, p5, yo, p2, p2tog) rep to marker, slm, p2.
Row 10: Sl1, k1, slm, (k2tog, k1, yo, k1, bobble, k3, bobble, k1, yo, k1, ssk) rep to marker, slm, k2.
Row 11: Sl1, p1, slm, (ssp, yo, p9, yo, p2tog) rep to marker, slm, p2.
Row 12: as row 2.
Row 13: as row 3.
Row 14: Sl1, k1, slm, (k7, k2tog, k5, yo) rep to marker, slm, k2.
Row 15: as row 3.
Row 16: Sl1, k1, slm, (yo, k4, ssk, k2tog, k4, yo, k1) rep to marker, slm, k2.
Row 17: as row 3.
Row 18: Sl1, k1, slm, (k1, yo, k3, ssk, k2tog, k3, yo, k1, bobble) rep to marker, slm, k2.
Row 19: Sl1, p1, slm, (p3, yo, p2, p2tog, ssp, p2, yo, p2) rep until marker, slm, p2.
Row 20: Sl1, k1, slm, (k1, bobble, k1, yo, k1, ssk, k2tog, k1, yo, k1, bobble, k2) rep to last 2 sts, slm, k2.
Row 21: Sl1, p1, slm, (p5, yo, p2tog, ssp, yo, p4) rep to marker, slm, p2.
Repeat rows 2 through 21 twice more (for a total of 3 times).
Next row: as row 2.
Next row: as row 3.
Next (RS): Sl1, k1, slm, p4, (k4, p9) repeat to last 11 sts, k4, p3, p2tog, slm, k2; 458 sts.
Next (WS): Sl1, p1, slm, k4, (p4, k9) repeat to last 10 sts, p4, k4, slm, p2.
Next (RS): Sl1, k1, slm, p4, (k4, p9) to last 10 sts, k4, p4, slm, k2.
Repeat the last two rows a further 12 times.
Work one more WS row.
Bind of all sts.
Finishing
Weave in all ends and block to measurements.
About the Designer: Annika Andrea
Annika is a knitting designer with an ever-growing collection of hand knitted shawls. Originally from Germany she is now living in Yorkshire, a part of England with a rich textile history and many sheep. Annika learned to knit at university and since then she has hardly been seen without knitting needles in her hands.
How can we get access to the chart? It’s not showing and not clickable on the web page and doesn’t show up in the pdf.
Sorry about that – it should be good now. It was the umlaut so it’s gone now.