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Dragonfly's Path
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Dragonfly’s Path is a crescent-shaped shawl with long ends to warm your shoulders or wrap around your neck as a scarf.
The body of the shawl is squishy garter stitch, finishing with a simple purl ridge. The edging reminds me of a dragonfly flitting along the shore of a lake. The dragonfly (a pretty cable) meanders back and forth across a garter-stitch background, creating a softly scalloped edge along the way.
Enjoy yourself as you follow your little dragonfly’s adventure!
Fully written instructions are provided, along with three optional charts.
Sizes and Blocked Dimensions
Small: 60”/152 cm wide, 14”/36 cm deep
Medium: 66”/168 cm wide, 16”/41 cm deep
Large: 72”/183 cm wide, 18”/46 cm deep
Yarn requirements
Approximately 625 yds/572 m (710 yds/649 m, 810 yds/741 m) solid or semi-solid fingering-weight yarn
Tools
US size 4/3.5 mm circular needle (or size necessary to achieve gauge), preferably at least 34”/86 cm in length
9 (10, 11) stitch markers
Optional: 3 removable stitch markers
Cable needle (optional, because cables can be worked without a cable needle)
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Pins for blocking
Construction
The body of Dragonfly’s Path is knitted from the top down. Stitches are regularly added at each end so that the piece grows into a crescent shape. Once the body is complete, a scalloped edging is knitted sideways and attached to the live stitches of the body as you knit.
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- First published: July 2017
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- Last updated: August 12, 2024 …
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