Walking Rainfall Shawl
by Martha Sykes
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© Martha Sykes
Walking Rainfall Shawl
by Martha Sykes
The Walking Rainfall Shawl captures the feel of walking rain, a beautiful sight in the desert southwest. This crescent-shaped shawl has increases only on the sides (KYOKs), making for a relaxing knit. Purl bands give textural interest to the upper part of the shawl; the lower part is an easy-to-knit eyelet lace pattern that creates the slanting lines of “walking rainfall.”
Finished size: wingspan of about 67” and about 12” deep.
Yarn: one hank of fingering weight yarn (about 400 yards). The one shown was knitted in Vortex Yarns Mandala in color Lupine.
Needles: 24-32” circular needle in size 6.
Gauge: 20 st and 28 rows in 4”
Stitch markers: 10 moveable
About this pattern
About this yarn
by Vortex Yarns
Fingering
100% Merino
437 yards
/
100
grams
3 projects
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