Contains:
- e-book measurements in inches
- one size
- 1 skein pattern
Materials you need at home:
- Less Traveled Yarn, Creosote Collection 757 Sock in Devil’s Bridge 1 skein (463 yards / 100 g)
- US6 / 4 mm circular 32” long to accommodate the large number of stitches
- tapestry needle
I have named my little shawl Summary because it is a sum of skills and persistence. The design was inspired by the arrangement of flower buds developing on a branch in spring time. As an accessory, the Summary shawl has several roles to play: It should keep one warm, but it also serves as decoration, and in this case, it shows off new gained skills and that one single beautiful skein of yarn. Start with just 4 stitches, adding wider and wider rows that form a long and narrow asymmetric triangle. This pattern is also very flexible: A small amount of yarn will create a small neckerchief, and a 450-yard skein will create a sizable shawl. It all depends on the number of repeats completed and the weight of yarn used. The pattern accommodates fingering or sport weights.
Renate Kamm/Yarn-Stube Designs
I live in San Diego, CA and recently retired from an amazing international work live. I’ve published my first pattern in 2013. Now I design and knit and crochet full time. It was easy to switch from work-travel to pleasure-travel. Should you be interested in any of my designs or patterns and need more information before you make the purchase, please don’t hesitate and send me your questions. I will answer any questions as promptly as possible.