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Fielden
Sunlight is angling through long grass. Take a moment to rest in the landscape. This light is fleeting, but for a few moments it warms and lifts.
Fielden is a wide triangular shawl, with lace echoing tall grasses, and a softly textured body. A relaxing knit which produces a warm and generously large shawl. The Main Colour can be complimented by a speckled, variegated or solid Contrast Colour, allowing good opportunities to display a small quantity of treasured yarn.
Including fully charted as well as written instructions, Fielden has been professionally tech. edited and test knitted.
Materials:
White Gum Wool 4ply Ethical Superfine Merino
(472 meters / 100 grams)
- 2 balls Main Colour
- approx. 30 grams (158m) Contrast Colour
Sample shown in ‘Hawthorn’ (MC) and ‘Sedge’ (CC). Sample used 803 metres/879 yards MC and 85 metres/93 yards CC.
- 4mm/US 6 needles – 100cm/40” circular or size needed to match tension
- Needle 1 size larger for bind off (optional)
- Stitch markers (two spine markers, four lace markers)
- 1 removable stitch marker (optional)
- Embroidery needle for weaving in ends
- Blocking wires & pins (optional)
Tension (blocked firmly, worked flat):
Long Grass lace pattern:
22 stitches and 32 rows = 10cm/4”
garter stitch:
22 stitches and 34 rows = 10cm/4”
Your gauge will affect the size of the finished shawl as well as the amount of yarn you will use. If in doubt, stock up on extra yarn.
Finished Dimensions (blocked) approx.:
Depth: 70cm/27.5”
Width: 204cm/80.25” measured straight across; 218cm/85.75” actual top edge measurement
Fielden was developed with yarn support from White Gum Wool, as part of a class for the Wool Lovers Tassie Tour 2018.
Use the tags #sallyravels and #FieldenShawl for social media sharing.
Find pattern support via email: sallyravels@gmail.com or in the {sallyravels} group here on Ravelry.
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- First published: November 2018
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