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Utsalady Point by Karen Whooley

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The view of Utsalady Bay from Utsalady Point today. (Photo courtesy of Island County Public Works.) © Island County Government

Lithograph of saw mills at Utsalady Bay, 1862, by C.B. Gifford. Accessed through University of Washington University Libraries digital collections. © public domain

Utsalady Point

by Karen Whooley

Published in

Karen Whooley Designs

Stilly River Yarns Designs

Craft

Crochet

Category

Neck / Torso → Shawl / Wrap

Published

August 2021

Suggested yarn

Noro Sonata

Yarn weight

DK (11 wpi) ?

Gauge

15 stitches and 8 rows = 4 inches
in Double crochet (US)

Hook size

3.75 mm (F)

Yardage

500 yards (457 m)

Sizes available

72" w x 12.5" d (183 cm x 32 cm)

Crochet terminology

Languages

English

This pattern is available from karenwhooley.com for $7.00.

This is Stilly River Yarns’ featured crochet pattern for the 2021 Puget Sound Local Yarn Shop Tour! As is our tradition, this piece reflects one of the places we love in our community - Utsalady Point, on the northern tip of Camano Island. When Karen showed Lindsey the edging she was playing with while developing the pattern, Lindsey immediately thought of the tall evergreen trees that line the shore - as well as of the masts of the tall ships that used to moor off the point in the 19th century.

“Utsalady” is the anglicized word for the Lushootseed language’s name for the area: ʔəcəladiʔ ; Lushootseed is one of the Coast Salish languages.

For more information, see: https://karenwhooley.com/product/utsalady-point/