Have you ever run up that hill to Montmartre? It’s no joke! Even climbing the stairs out of the Métro is hard work. But once you do, you are rewarded with an amazing neighborhood and spectacular views. This crescent shawl, worked sideways, has an array of stitch patterns running along the edge. You won’t want to stop until you reach the top!

Errata: Page 40, Running Up That Hill Pattern, column 3, line 17: Should read “Row 5: 1/2 LC, k2, (1/1 LPT, k1) twice, 1/1”--k1 was written as k only.
Page 41, Chart Key: Knit through the back loop symbol--should be worked on RS; on WS, purl through the back loop.

SIZE
One size

MATERIALS

• Yarn by Simone MSW Fingering (100% Superwash Merino; 438 yd/400 m per 100 g skein); color: Rose des Bois; 2 skeins or approximately 720 m of fingering yarn
• US5/3.75 mm needles for working flat (or size needed to achieve gauge)—single points or circular needle, as preferred
• Cable needle, tapestry needle, stitch markers

GAUGE
20 sts x 40 rows = 4 inches/10 cm in Garter stitch, after blocking

I Knit Paris
Print copies available from One More Row Press

From the Eiffel Tower to jardins a la française, take a knitting whirl through Paris. We introduce you to nine French knitwear designers, visit eight Parisian LYSes, and share our favorite bits of the City of Light.

Want to know where to find the Paris that the locals know and love? I Knit Paris shares shops, restaurants, cafes, bars, museums, and more. And if you can’t make it to the City of Light, we include lists of our favorite books, movies, TV shows, and songs, so you can bring Paris home.

Designers include

• Christelle Bagéa/Tricot et Stitch
• Enrico Castronovo/Les Tricoteurs Volants
• Marion Crivelli
• Julie Dubreux/Julie Knits In Paris
• Chloé Fourtune-Ravard/Tisserin Coquet
• Lucile Francomme/Lucile Ateliers Designs
• Marie-Amélie/Marie Amélie Designs
• Sara Maternini/La Cave à Laine
• Sylvie Polo/Polo & Co.

Plus visit eight Parisian yarn shops with Kathleen Dames/kathleen dames knitwear design and Alice O’Reilly/Backyard Fiberworks.

Featured yarns include La Bien Aimée, De Rerum Natura, La Fée Fil, Maison Corlène, Les Petits Points Parisiens, Polo & Co., Tôt Le Matin, (Vi)laines, and Yarn by Simone.

Shot on location in Paris by French photographer Clara Ferrand. Illustrations by Laurel Johnson, Mountain Laurel Artwork.

Join One More Row Press on our Knit Like A Local™ adventure in Paris.