Weeping Willow Lace Wrap by Linda Lehman

Weeping Willow Lace Wrap

Knitting
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
4.75 stitches = 1 inch
in lace, aggressively blocked
US 5 - 3.75 mm
1100 - 1250 yards (1006 - 1143 m)
one size (24 X 74 inches)
English
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This wrap is knitted in the traditional “Shetland Shawl” method (although the focal stitch comes to us from Estonia), with a knitted on edging. Both the focal stitch and the edging stitch resemble the leaves of the weeping willow tree, hence the name. Since this wrap is made with heavy fingering weight (light sport weight yarn), it is a much faster project than your average shawl. Nor is the lace in either the wrap stitch or the edging stitch particularly difficult for a veteran lace knitter.

Skill Level: Intermediate (assuming a good working knowledge of both knitting, purling, and lace knitting.)

The two stitches are both charted and written out line by line.

The yarn used in the sample is Fiesta’s Baby Boom, in colorway, “Spirit of the Southwest/Koshare Clown”.

The wrap was expertly pattern tested by Jen Kelley who can be contacted at: thehulkstoy@ gmail.com, and is known on Ravelry as “the Hulkstoy”.

The pattern is for sale at:
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(in the Wraps and Shawlettes Pattern Section)