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Floral Filet Ruana
This lacy ruana in a soft cotton thread features a mesh stitch alternating with solid bands of bobbles and raised stitches. Wear it to add the perfect amount of warmth this summer.
Difficulty Easy
Finished Size 28 1/2” wide and 23 1/2” long, excluding fringe.
Yarn Nazli Gelin Garden 10 (distributed by Universal Yarn (100% cotton; 308 yd (280 m)/ 1 3/4 oz (50 g); ): #700-08 linen, 7 balls.
Hook Size C/2 (2.75 mm). Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge.
Notions Stitch markers (m); yarn needle.
Gauge 8 mesh and 15 rows = 4 1/4” in patt; filet edging = 1 1/2” in patt.
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NOTES
- Panels are worked bottom-up with front panels slightly longer than back panel. Front panels are made first, then back panel is worked and joined to front panels as last row is worked.
- The nontraditional filet-stitch pattern is worked over a multiple of 5 stitches and is composed of lacet stitches on the even rows and mesh stitches on the odd rows, both interspersed with solid blocks. The lacet rows dictate whether a block or mesh stitch will be worked on the following row: where a block is worked on a lacet row, a block will then be worked into that block when working the mesh row; where there is a lacet on the even row, a mesh stitch will be worked on the odd row.
- Bobble V-stitches are worked on the wrong side (WS) rows but will “pop” on the right side (RS).
- When told to work in V-stitches, work in chain-2 space unless otherwise stated.
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- First published: June 2019
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