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Easy as Pie

Maiden Brooklyn
Knitting
January 2012
madelinetosh tosh merino light
Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi)
US 6 - 4.0 mm
US 7 - 4.5 mm
400 - 440 yards (366 - 402 m)
This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download
Errata available:

Elegant and ethereal, this is a quick, relatively simple top-down triangular shawl that begins with the same four row pattern repeat until the edging. This is a great shawl for a beginning lace knitter, (or a more experienced lace knitter who wants something simple to knit that doesn’t involve a lot of concentration!)….Only the bottom edge is charted, and this can be extended for a slightly larger shawl by repeating the edge chart.

A WORD ABOUT GAUGE :
To achieve the open, airy, lacy look of this shawl, be sure to knit with a slightly larger needle ; this will ensure that the holes produced by the yarn overs are nice and big. Also, this shawl needs to be blocked somewhat aggressively so that the pattern can breathe :-)

Since I am quite a loose knitter, a size 6 needle is just right for me to create a nice open, lacy fabric. If you are a tight knitter, I suggest sizing up to a size 7 or even 8.

Happy Knitting! Marisa

A HUGE ‘Thank You’ to Monika in Austria and Rosa in Spain for their translations into German and Spanish!

ERRATA : On Jan 22, I updated the pattern with a modified version of the Edge chart that reflects BOTH halves of the shawl and guarantees a symmetrical edge. Please be sure to re-download the pattern if you have the earliest version from Jan. 21st!