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Summer Shoulder Shawl by Binka Schwan
The Summer Shoulder Shawl accompanies the Skill Building article which discusses recognizing tension issues in Stockinette Stitch.
Article Category: Patterns - Shawls, Wraps & Scarves
Illusion Argyle Scarf by Heather Storta
This pattern accompanies the Stitch Anatomy article which discusses Illusion Knitting. It is recommended that you review the Stitch Anatomy article if you have not used this technique before.
Drummie Bees & Snowflakes by Michael Harrigan
This Shetland-inspired rectangular knit shawl is worked from the bottom edge up and features horizontal panels of Shetland lace patterns.
Turicum Shawl by Ariane Gallizzi
This shawl by Ariane Gallizza the First Prize winner in the TKGA Design Contest to celebrate our first year as an independent non-profit.
Autumn Mitered Poncho by Cathleen Stephen
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Icarus Infinity Scarf by Gretchen Hines-Ward
The pattern in this issue is from Gretchen Hines-Ward who is working on Level 1 and Taming Tension. The Icarus Infinity Scarf using ArtYarns Silk Essence and is worked on the bias. It would be a lovely addition to any holiday outfit.
Striped Garter & Slip Stitch Scarf by Mary Anne Todd
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Quatrefoil Shawl by Heather Storta
This shawl does not have the traditional Estonian shape of a rectangle with a separately sewn-on lace edging but is in the more modern top-down triangle style, with a lace edging knitted as part of the shawl. Nupps and star stitches are used in abundance, giving the knitter lots of opportunities to practice these techniques!
Upper Yosemite Falls Shawl By Mary E. Jacobs
This shawl, worked in Shibui Knits Cima, begins with a provisional cast on. It is then worked in the round with strategically placed increases to make a rectangular shawl. It accompanies the Fashion Framework article on Shawl Shapes.
Dropped Petals Crescent Shawl By Joline Vretenar
Worked in Ancient Arts Yarn Fingering/Sock yarn, Dropped Petals is an asymmetrical crescent shawl worked in Garter stitch. Lace wedges are worked in short rows to mimic petals blowing in the breeze.