Lund. A shawl that comes in 2 shapes, a square and a triangle. It has a heartbeat accent row which stands out immediately. My testknitters had great fun with this design, yet it is an excellent pattern for the beginner in Shetland lace. So many possibilities in colours!
You can use the recommended yarn(s), handdyed or natural. Or you can find your own yarn and make new combinations! There is a sample chart for that.
Play time! Enjoy.
Yarn: A Hap Jamieson and Smith 1ply “Supreme” (25gr /400m) Blues Jamieson and Smith 1ply “Cobweb” (25gr /400m) White B Point 1 Jamieson and Smith 1ply “Supreme” (25gr /400m) Natural C Point 2 Great British Wool 2ply “Mermaid Lace” (100gr/1500m) Spring D Point 3 ColourMart 2 ply “cash / silk” (100gr /2800m) Blue The Gossamer Web “Phoenix” in natural (100gr/2600m) White Needles 2,5mm or US1.5
Size: A 135cm x 135cm B 210cm x 100cm (green and pink) Notions: many stitch markers, suitable detergent, blocking kit and T-pins, towels, blocking location, tapestry needle. You might want to choose a main marker, to indicate the uneven numbered rows. Cast on tail is on the right.
I’m very grateful for the input, support and time that I got from my test knitters Debbie Chisholm, Susan Golden and Monique Dreef They have a much better taste in colour and use of colour, than I do.
The colours for the Hap have been hand dyed by Debbie Chisholm (Canada) on the 1ply J&S Supreme. The colours for the Point have been hand dyed by Monique Dreef
