This unusually-shaped shawl starts from the center and is worked outwards. Holding 2 strands of lace weight yarn together, one in a solid, one in a variegated color, gives a beautiful marled effect, similar to the color changes of the sea.
The yarn reminds me of the Strait of Gibraltar or Bonifacio, the latter of which I had the chance to admire as a young teenager. The lace patterning replicates the ripples of water, undulating along the length of the shawl just as the water currents run through the Straits.
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Yarn
MadelineTosh Prairie (100% merino; 840 yds [768 m]/100g): Fathom, 1 skein, Envy, 1 skein.
Needle
Size US 3 (3 mm) needles, 40″ (100cm) circulars
Or size needed to obtain gauge
Gauge
20 sts and 30 rows = 4″ [10cm] in St st, after blocking
Size
65.5” [166.5 cm] long and 29.5” [75 cm] wide at ends
Notions
Tapestry needle, stitch markers (optional), crochet hook for provisional cast on (optional)
Abbreviations
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About the Designer: Linette Grayum
About the Designer: Linette GrayumLinette learned to knit when she was young. She recently picked it back up and has been knitting and designing ever since, pushing her experience and knowledge with every project.
Having recently moved to a nomadic life, she knits mostly outdoors—hiking, rock climbing and camping—and finds her inspirations there.
Find her at: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/linette-grayum-designs.
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