Style-It Eyelet Shawl Kit - Four-Color

Name: Style-It Eyelet Shawl Kit - Four-Color
Brand: The Fibre Co.
SKU: K-MAKD1925F
Availability: InStock

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Skylar (A), Cherries & Berries (B), Wink (C), Look At The Stars (D) Betty White (A), Careless Whisper (B), Gosling (C), Mr. Toad (D) Soft Love (A), Mille Pink (B), Cherries & Berries (C), Sloe Gin (D) Lit (A), Mellow Yellow (B), Surf's Up (C), Gosling (D) Skylar (A), Potion (B), Hyper Blue (C), Wink (D) Surf's Up (A), Borealis Bash (B), Spearmint (C), Careless Whisper (D)

Colorway: Skylar (A), Cherries & Berries (B), Wink (C), Look At The Stars (D)

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Description

Try your first steps in lace knitting with this elegant beginner-friendly shawl. Worked in one piece from the top down, this shawl project works up quickly and easily in &Make DK, with the beautiful blend creating a delightfully warm piece that can be easily worn across the seasons. The shawl pattern has three options: the classic shawl knit in one color, a two-color striped shawl, or a four-color striped shawl. Choose your favorite shawl option, feel at ease knitting from a beginner-friendly pattern, and your finished shawl will both complement and enhance your style on any occasion

Yarn:

The Fibre Co. &Make DK (55% Highland wool, 35% alpaca, 10% linen, 125 m (137 yd) per 50 g ball) in shades Skylar (A) – 1 ball, Cherries & Berries (B) – 1 ball, Wink (C) – 1 ball, and Look At The Stars (D) – 1 ball.

Colors:

Photographs show the four-color striped shawl in shades Skylar (A), Cherries & Berries (B), Wink (C), and Look At The Stars (D).

Sizes and measurements:

One size
Finished wingspan along top edge: 137 cm (54 in)
Finished depth: 50 cm (19.5 in)

Notes:

This is a beginner pattern and includes written instructions, illustrations and video tutorials.

This pattern is designed for use on mobile devices and is not optimized for printing. The instructions are spread out to provide a more accessible format for beginner knitters.