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This large and cozy crescent shawl was inspired by the farm lands and beautiful landscapes surrounding Les Belles Bouclettes’ Angora goat farm in Eastern Ontario, Canada. I imagined a proud farmer looking over her land and animals, wrapped in a warm shawl in the early morning, ready to start a new day full of promise. Some easy and meditative section, interspersed with ornamental stitches representing cone flowers in the fields, make this airy shawl at once uncomplicated and delicate. I hope it keeps you warm and brings you joy!

Yarn and notions:

Yarn: 2x 100g Fingering or Sport weight skeins (350 yards each / 700 yards total) (320 metres each / 640 metres total)
Sample in Les Belles Bouclettes, mule-spun Jolie base (70% Kid Mohair, 30% Rambouillet)

Needles: 4.5mm circulars with a 32 or 40 inch cable (80 or 100 cm cable)

Other notions: progress marker to attach to the front of your work to help distinguish right side from wrong side, 2 markers, scissors, tapestry needle

Gauge: 14 sts x 30 rows = 4 inches (10cm) in stockinette

Final blocked shape and dimensions: crescent, 22’’ deep x 88’’ wide (55cm x 220cm)

✨ The pattern instructions include colour changes for those wishing to use 2 colours, though you may use a single colour with beautiful results.