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SIZES: 14.5” (10.5, 6.5) wide x 68.75” long

MATERIALS:

Expression Fiber Arts Blossom Fingering Weight Yarn

Shown in:

Plant a Dream (A), Fresh Breeze (B), Keep the Light (C), Seeds of Hope (D) Colors have SOLD OUT. Please choose any 4 Fingering Weight colors.

1 skein of each color (100g/402 yds each)

Our sample in the largest size as written used 1023 total yds, roughly 264 yds of both A and D, 178 yds of B and 317 yds of C.

NEEDLES:

US size ​ 3 (3.25 mm) straight or circular needles

Advanced Beginner - This pattern is for those knitters who are ready to learn some new skills or stitch combinations. Skills/concepts include: simple lace pattern

Notes From the Designer:

•Brunnera blooms in the spring, producing bunches of lovely little blue/lavender flowers. It is an easy care plant, thriving in the shade and providing a bit of color and brightness to its surrounding environment.

•This shawl, like its namesake, does not require an excessive amount of attention. It would be a great option for a beginner knitter who is ready to expand his/her skills.

•Brunnera features long columns of stockinette and reverse stockinette, separated by narrow seed stitch borders.

•The Blossom yarn provides a sheen that creates a pretty effect when it catches the light.

•The color blocking is broken up with 2 bands that utilize the same stitches, but create blocks, rather than columns. A simple little flower-like lace pattern decorates alternating blocks.

•With 4 skeins, it should be possible to make one 14.5” x 68.75” wrap, two 10.5” x 59” scarves or three 6.5” x 62” scarves.

•Watch a video of this pattern here to see how to work the lace section!

Designed by Jane Vanselous

Enjoy your knitting.

Chandi

“The beautiful spring came, and when nature resumes her loveliness, the human soul is apt to revive also.” - Harriet Ann Jacobs