I grew up and spent my childhood in a small village with a river running through it. The river had many rapids and we were always told to be careful of the streams. I learned to fear the small whirls in the water and then as I grew older to respect them and see the absolute beauty of them. Many times have I sat by the river just staring at and admiring the powerful beauty and relaxing sound of wavelets.
This shawl was inspired by that feeling of sitting at the shore and staring into the depths. It’s empowering and it puts my mind to ease. Knitted with thick yarn and big needles, the shawl is rustic and bold and powerful. It is designed to keep you warm without losing any of the beauty.
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Yarn
Berroco Ultra Alpaca Chunky (50% superfine alpaca, 50% Peruvian wool; 131 yds [120m]/3.5oz [100g]): 7201 Winter White, 3 skeins.
Thanks to Berroco for donating the yarn and to Julie for knitting the sample.
Needle
Size US 10 (6 mm) needles, straight or 16″ (40cm) circulars
Or size needed to obtain gauge
Gauge
14 sts and 17 rows = 4″ [10cm] in St st
Size
61” [154 cm] long and 15.5” [45 cm] wide
Notions
Tapestry needle, cable needle.
Abbreviations
See the standard abbreviations.
Tutorials
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About the Designer: artesanitarium
Annina likes to keep things simple and loves everything beautiful and cables! She doesn’t follow the mainstream but goes her own way.
She’s been designing since 2009ish and has some 80 designs, mostly knitting but some crochet as well.
She can mainly be found on her website, Instagram as @artesanitarium and Ravelry as Artesanity.
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