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Chevalier: a textured lace shawl pattern to knit
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Inspired by the badges of Knightly orders, Chevalier is suited to the intermediate-to-advanced knitter. Cables, twists, smocked and embossed stitches give a richness of textural detail, while openwork rib, basketweave mesh, and traditional lace stitches give lightness as well as warmth. The unusual scooped-out half circle shape drapes prettily and stays comfortably on the wearer's shoulders.
This is a full written pattern with row-by-row instrctions and supporting charts.
Materials:
650-700m of Gosyo Hokkori Hitsujichan Natural or other sport-weight yarn
US size 5-6 needles (straight or long circular) or size to obtain preferred gauge
Cable needle
A gauge of 17 stitches and 21 rows per 10cm gives a finished size of 70cm neck to hem, 195cm tip to tip.
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Chevalier - Abigail Bailey
Chevalier - a textured lace shawl to knit
Abigail Bailey
Copyright 2013 by Abigail Bailey
Smashwords edition
Chevalier Wrap
Inspired by the badges of Knightly orders, Chevalier is suited to the intermediate-to-advanced knitter. Cables, twists, smocked and embossed stitches give a richness of textural detail, while openwork rib, basketweave mesh, and traditional lace stitches give lightness as well as warmth. The unusual scooped-out half circle shape drapes prettily and stays comfortably on the wearer's shoulders.
Materials:
650-700m of Gosyo Hokkori Hitsujichan Natural or other sport-weight yarn
US size 5-6 needles (straight or long circular) or size to obtain preferred gauge
Cable needle
A gauge of 17 stitches and 21 rows per 10cm gives a finished size of 70cm neck to hem, 195cm tip to tip.
Abbreviations and special stitches:
k - knit
p - purl
yo - yarn over
m1 - pick up yarn strand between two stitches and knit as a stitch
m1p - make 1 purl - pick up yarn strand between stitches and purl as a stitch
k2tog - knit 2 together
p2tog - purl 2 together
s1k1psso - slip one, knit one, pass slipped stitch over (left-leaning decrease)
s1k2togpsso - slip one, knit 2 together, pass slipped stitch over (centred double decrease)
5 into 1 - in same stitch, k1, yo, k1, yo, k1
7 into
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