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Yuma by Louisa Harding
Featured in the Louisa Harding Azalea Pattern Book. Click Here to get the book featuring 14 Gorgeous easy to follow patterns.
Neck/Torso -- Shawl/ Wrap
Featured In the Azalea yarn
2 balls needed. each ball is 100g/262yds
Yarn Weight is DK/ 8 PLY (11wpi)
Gauge= 20 Stitches and 26 rows= 4 inches in lace pattern
Needle size= US8 - 5.0 mm
Total yardage required=524 yards (479 m)
approx. 25.5 cm (10cm) wide x 150cm (59in) long
EACH KIT INCLUDES THE PATTERN & ENOUGH YARN TO MAKE THE SHAWL
2 BALLS OF AZALEA YARN + YUMA PATTERN.
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