Sansonnet
by Valérie Miller
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© Valérie Miller

© Valérie Miller

© Valérie Miller
Sansonnet
A loosely knit, light and airy shawl in a laceweight yarn with a good amount of halo. (Spring, I’m ready for you whenever you decide to show up!)
Materials:
- 1 skein Debbie Bliss Angel in color A (I used color Blush) or 220 yards of a similar yarn such as Rowan Kidsilk Haze.
- Approximately 0.5 skeins of color Debbie Bliss in colors B and C (I used Pale Pink and Rose), or approximately 110 yards each of two similar yarns.
- A little bit of colour D. This was the last bits of a ball of Kidsilk Haze I had lying around, so I don’t know how much I used exactly. I apologize for the vagueness of these yardage estimates!
- 24” US4 circular needles.
Note: The resulting shawl is not an equilateral triangle, it’s more of an isosceles triangle.
For more information, see:
http://incorrigiblecraftster.blogspot.ca/2016/04/san...
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by Debbie Bliss
Lace
76% Mohair, 24% Silk
219 yards
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