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Currituck Sound in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is a smaller sound that feeds into a larger sound, the Albemarle. So when it came time to name this shawl—a larger, more colorful big sister to the Currituck Sound shawl—Albemarle was the obvious name choice! This bright wrap uses 3 colors in fingering weight yarn and combines slipped stitch patterning techniques with squishy fisherman’s rib and everyone’s new favorite, brioche. At nearly 1,000 yards of yarn, it’s truly a project to get wrapped up in.

Stitch patterns are charted only.

Sizes: One size, approx. 60” long, 40” deep and 72” at across widest point

Gauge: = 22 sts and 28 rows = 4”/10 cm in Chart II pattern, washed and blocked
Exact gauge is not essential but will impact the final dimensions of your shawl and the amount of yarn used

Yarn: Avalon Springs Farm Love Potion, Superwash Merino and bamboo, 555 yd/113 g (X m/4 oz): 1 skein each in Green (C1), Variegated (C2) and Yellow (C3)

Suggested needles: US 5/4 mm 40”/100 cm + circular needle
US 3/3.25 mm 40”/100 cm+ circular needle

Notions:
Yarn needle
Stitch markers

Techniques to Know (or be ready to learn!):
basic increases
knit into the row below
basic brioche stitches
brioche increases and decreases
reading charts