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Sìth (pronounced ‘shee’) is the Scottish Gaelic word for ‘peace’. This 1/2 octagon shawl was created with peace and comfort in mind, from its meditative construction, to the way it envelopes the wearer like a gentle hug. I like to wear mine in place of a blanket on the couch or patio while settling into a good book.
DETAILS
Yarn: Fingering yarn, Colour A: 94g, 437 m / 478 yards, Colour B: 88g, 410m / 448 yards, Colour C: 63 g, 294 m / 321 yards.
Specific Yarn Used in Sample: Lichen and Lace Wool Linen in Shrub (Colour A), Soot (Colour B), and Natural (Colour C).
Needles: 3.75 mm / Size US5 circular needles that are at least 80 cm / 32”
Notions: Eight stitch marker, blocking tools and tapestry needle.
Techniques to Enjoy: garter stitch tab cast on, garter stitch stripes, lace (yo, ssk, k2tog), texture (k and p)Thank you to my tech editor Melinda at rhyFlowerKnits and to my lovely bunch of talented testers
NOTES
> For pattern support, please email wolfandfaunknits@gmail.com
> Gauge will affect the yardage of the yarn. Due to variaons in personal knitting, and to avoid a game of yarn chicken, I recommend gathering more than enough yarn to complete the project in case you end up needing slightly more. I typically make sure I have 10% more yarn than the pattern calls for to make up for waste yarn or needing more due to my personal gauge and tension.
As always, instructions are in written and chart when applicable. The pattern has been tech-edited and tested.
Thank you to my tech editor Melinda at rhyFlowerKnits and to my lovely bunch of talented testers
Ravelry page to the pattern can be found here: Sìth Shawl
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