Mae's Shawl by Cori Eichelberger

Mae's Shawl

Knitting
February 2024
DK (11 wpi) ?
22 stitches and 28 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette stitch
US 7 - 4.5 mm
575 - 620 yards (526 - 567 m)
One size FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 24”/40.5 cm deep x 59”/147.5 across top edge
English
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This is a checklist pattern, each row is written out for easier tracking – however, this makes the pattern significantly longer – check to see the pages you want to print before starting.

My mother-in-law, Mae Eichelberger, was a talkative woman, who had a story for everything. A bit like me I suppose. She spent her retirement years volunteering as a “grandma” for younger elementary students. Monitoring the school cafeteria to open milk cartons, working with children who struggled to read, helping with worksheets, and listening to each little story students might have to tell. And she liked pink, with her soft white curls and rosy blushed cheeks it was a color that made her happy and suited her well. This shawl was designed in her memory. She could knit a little and would have loved the simplicity of this design because she would have been able “to manage it.”

PATTERN NOTES: This shawl is worked in one piece, flat, from end to end and includes textured and cable stitches that might resemble carvings. If using indie-dyed yarn you may wish to alternate skeins every RS row to avoid skein-to-skein dye issues.

NOTIONS: Stitch markers, Tapestry needle.

All samples were knit in Lavender Lune DK weight Yak.
Sample 1 in colorway Tamarack (gold) using 602 yds and weighing 201 g.
Sample 2 in colorway in Cowgirl (pink) using 607 yards and weighing 208 g.
Sample 3 in colorway Namesake (purple) using 651.3 yds and weighing 226 g.

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Tech editing & Graphic Layout by Corrina Ferguson. The test knitters were Samantha Hynes, Annette King and Tiffany Payne. Photography by Anna Stauber. Model was Cori Eichelberger