Mokupuni Kai Shawl by Antje Gillingham

Mokupuni Kai Shawl

Knitting
September 2016
Light Fingering ?
6 stitches and 7.5 rows = 1 inch
in Stockinette Stitch
US 7 - 4.5 mm
490 yards (448 m)
approx 55" wide and 13" long at center back
English

Mokupuni Kai means Island Sea in Hawaiian and you’ll be hard pressed to find words that describe the enchantment with The Islands to someone who has never set foot on Hawaiian soil, be it Mauka (toward the mountains) or Makai (toward the sea).
I loved creating this shawl; its ebb and flow of gentle waves are infused with a little of our Hawaiian Magic, just for you.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Special techniques include: Cable cast on, k1tbl, p1tbl, M1, sewn bind off. All technique instructions are supported with illustrations and/or photos.

Sizes: Approx 55” wide and 13” long at center back

Materials Needed: Circular Knitting Needle: US 7 (4.5 mm) - 24″ (60 cm) long; 14 stitch markers ; tapestry needle.

Gauge in Stockinette Stitch: 6 sts and 7.5 rows = 1”

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