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Test Knitting and photo courtesy of Naptha In the mountains Uberwald, this pattern is a familiar favorite, often worked by young Igors as a traditional courting present for Igorinas; displaying their dexterity andskill atneedlework. Suggested Yarn: lace or cobweb Suggested Needle: 2.75 mm Approximate Yardage: 1800 yards
Copyright 2011 MMario Leo a Pola deFinale Emelia Free Will donations may be made through PayPal to MMario@familyoffaire.com Vampire W(h)ine
Cast On:
8 stitches. Join and knit around once. Commence charts with row one of chart one. Each row is worked until the EOR (End of Round) is reached. Rounds not charted are knit.
Stitch Key:
blank = knit one \ = left leaning single decrease s = slip one O = yarnover / = knit two together A = slip 2, kl, psso ^ = purl two together m = purl 3 together The center of the shawl depicts the lightning which is ubiquitous in the Uberwald and which figures prominantly in much Igorian folklore. This center is surrounded with ribbons symbolizing the amity of Uberwalden citizens as well as the "Black Ribboner" movement. Finally, just before the "Ragged Edge" is a circle of sceptres and lightning bolts; the ancient symbol of the Uberwalden Royalty ; known among the Igors as "The Ol' Rod & Bolt".
Copyright 2011 MMario Leo aPola de Finale Emelia Free Will donations may be made through PayPal to MMario@familyoffaire.com The 'Ragged Edge' is worked perpendiculat to the body of the shawl.
The cast on for the edge should be done with waste yarn and consists of 18 stitches. This cast on will be removed later to join the ends of the edge together.
