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This is an Orenburg wrap. At the heart of a traditional Orenburg pattern, which is considered one of the classic symbols of Russian handicraft, there are ancient magic signs. Each shawl is believed to present a picture of the Universe the way the knitter imagines it. And my wrap is not an exception. I decided to name it like this because of the pattern, which seems to be rather queer. If you keep looking at it for some time, you may see either snowflakes or squares. Yarn: fine or lace yarn of your choice. For the wrap of 4 motifs repeat I used 130 gr. of “Pekhorka Elitnaya", 100% merino wool, 415m/50gr. Tools: Needles size recommended: No 2mm.

Schematics:

X - edge stitch. · - yarn over (yo) V - knit 2 together (k2tog) O- 3 together O - “peas" pattern has to be knitted in both odd and even rows: RS: yo, k2tog; WS: k1, yo, k2tog 1) Bottom of the wrap is an edging. Edge stitches and stitches from the 1" and last “tooth" will become one horizontal row. Cast on 9 stitches, knit one setup row, then continue knitting on the chart until you make 11 “teeth'. There are no even rows on the chart, you should knit them all. The 1" stitch is slipped as if to purl. 2)Knit the 1" row of a new tooth, pick up 89 stitches out of the edge stitches of the set-up row and cast on the stitches for the edging on the left - this makes the 1" row of the wrap body. Turn your work on the back side and knit the row of the WS. Now you have all stitches on your needles the right edging, the wrap body and the left edging. 3) Repeat in height: the first 24 rows of the body, 4 times the pattern from the 25" up to the 151 row, and the last rows from the 535t# up to the 559"h. 4)Now you should knit the stitches of the upper edging, knitting the last stitch of the edging and the 1st stitch of the wrap body together. When all the teeth are made, join the open stitches of the edging together. 5)Hide the loose ends, soak the wrap in warm water, wash with mild detergent, rinse with conditioner, slightly wring out and block it. Air dry it for at least 24 hours. Yakysheva Anna