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Harwick Shawl Pattern
SKU: HWS-PATT
$0.50 USD
This lovely classic shawl has a lacey accent center that draws the eye. Textured and drapey, this shawl is perfect if you are looking for a smaller wrap. Wear it as a cowl with the lace center draping in front, or as a silky smooth vibrant wrap.
"Harwick" Shawl by Taiga Hilliard is written for worsted weight; however, the designer expresses that this design can be easily adjusted to any weight and size. It has been knitted with Merino Light (fingering weight) using a US6/4.00mm in the Amber shawl photo. The designer recommends testing your gauge prior to beginning.
Try our UrthYarns Harvest Worsted Yarn for a beautiful tonal shawl in naturally hand-dyed extrafine merino.
This would also knit up beautifully with our Pashmina yarn by Madelinetosh. Merino, Cashmere, and Silk blend into an absolutely luxurious yarn. It is a sport weight yarn with 360 yds per skein, so you would need to adjust gauge accordingly as the shawl calls for approximately 400 grams of Merino Light.
This is a downloadable pattern. Click here for printable version.
Recommended yarn:
- Madelinetosh Merino Light - 1 skein (400 yds used)
- 100% Superwash Merino Wool
- 420 yards/384 meters
- Fingering Weight
- Needle Size: US1 - US2 (2.25 - 2.75mm)
- Hook Size: US B1 - E4 (2.25 - 3.5mm)
Recommended Needle size:
- US6 (4.0 mm)
Gauge:
- 18.0 stitches = 4 inches
Happy Knitting!
**Find more inspiration from Taiga Hilliard on her Ravelry page.
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