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Lodore Falls

“TWO STITCH techniques are brought together in this draping shawl,” says Sandra Nesbitt. “First, a narrow band of two-colour brioche is worked; starting off from a point, and ending off at a point with 14 pattern repeats in between. You will need to concentrate, but once you have mastered a few inches you will be on your way.” Some brioche help is available from Sandra’s website: www.thefemininetouchdesigns.co.uk/learn-brioche.html

The main body of the shawl is worked in short-row shaping in garter stitch.

SIZE

Wingspan: 145cm (57in)

Depth: 38cm (15in)

YARN

West Yorkshire Spinners Exquisite 4ply (4ply weight; 80% Falkland wool, 20% mulberry silk; 400m/437yds per 100g skein)

A Regal (438); 1 x 100g skein

B Knightsbridge (148); 1 x 100g skein

NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES

4mm (UK 8/US 6) circular needles, 40cm and 100cm long

Cable needle or locking stitch marker

TENSION

34 sts and 38 rows to 10cm over garter st on 4mm needles

YARN STOCKISTS

West Yorkshire Spinners

01535 664500 www.wyspinners.com

SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS

br4stinc: Work (brk, yo, brk, yo, brk) all into 1 st. 4 sts inc’d.

Slip next st kwise with its yo, slip next st pwise, place

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