Walk the Lines

US$9.00

This textured shawl tells the story of individuals who have had to overcome many obstacles and endured a few hardships in their lifetime.

As you work through this project, take the time to reflect on your life’s journey and adventures.

At the end, wrap yourself in the warmth of the lines you’ve walked.

Dedicated to my mom YAB.

There are two sizes available, a shawl and a large wrap.

The 5 sections each represent different stages of life:

Waves, I see you, The Climb, Pause and Reflection.

This project can also be a great stash buster. Included in the pattern is a yardage/meterage breakdown for each section.

This textured shawl tells the story of individuals who have had to overcome many obstacles and endured a few hardships in their lifetime.

As you work through this project, take the time to reflect on your life’s journey and adventures.

At the end, wrap yourself in the warmth of the lines you’ve walked.

Dedicated to my mom YAB.

There are two sizes available, a shawl and a large wrap.

The 5 sections each represent different stages of life:

Waves, I see you, The Climb, Pause and Reflection.

This project can also be a great stash buster. Included in the pattern is a yardage/meterage breakdown for each section.

FINISHED DIMENSIONS (after blocking)

Shawl: W 15” x L 52” (38 cm x 132 cm )

Wrap: W 25” x L 76” (63.5 cm x 193 cm )


YARN
Weight: Fingering

Shawl:
Bleu Poussière Saison (50% baby alpaca, 25% silk, 25% linen; 400 m / 437 y per 100 g)
MC: 1 skein, shown in Chanterelle
CC: 1 skein, shown in Parchemin

Wrap:
Emilia & Philomène Adelina (70% Merino, 20% Yak, 10% Nylon; 400 m / 437 y per 100 g)
MC: 2 skeins, shown in Perugia

Emilia & Philomène Josephine (100% Untreated Merino; 400 m / 437 y per 100 g)
CC: 2 skeins, shown in Perugia


Or approximately:

Shawl (Wrap)

MC: 389 m / 425 y (773 m/ 845 y)

CC: 357 m / 390 y (741 m / 810 y)

 

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
3.5 mm (US 5) and 4 mm (US 6) long circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge
3.75mm (F) crochet hook
Darning needle
Scissors
Waste yarn or stitch holders

SPECIAL TECHNIQUES

  • Attached I-Cord

  • Herringbone stitch

  • Picking up stitches

  • Provisional cast on

  • Weave in ends as you go