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Bing - knitting pattern

Bing

$6.00

Discover the rich history of fruit tree cultivation in the Okanagan Valley, dating back to 1860. The flourishing of the fruit orchard industry accelerated during the Klondike Gold Rush and the construction of the Kettle Valley Railway in the early 1900s. Among the most cherished fruits from this region are Bing cherries, renowned for their deep maroon color and delicious sweet flavor. This iconic fruit serves as the inspiration for our stunning knitting pattern, aptly named "Bing."

Bing is a beautifully designed top-down, triangular shawl that captures the essence of the diverse cherry varieties grown throughout the picturesque Okanagan Valley. With simple stockinette stripes framing a delicate cherry-inspired lace section, this shawl is not only a practical accessory but also a vibrant piece that showcases your love for these delightful fruits. Add a pop of color to your wardrobe with this exquisite design!

YARN/YARDAGE

This enchanting shawl is knit using fingering weight yarn (approximately 400 yards/100 grams). You will need 80 grams (278 yards) of color A, 60 grams (209 yards) of color B, and 50 grams (174 yards) of color C to complete this project.

TOOLS

To create the Bing shawl, ensure you have a 3.5mm (US 4) 40-inch circular needle or a size that allows you to achieve the correct gauge. Additionally, you will require stitch markers and a darning needle for finishing touches.

GAUGE

The gauge for this project is 22 stitches per 4 inches in stockinette stitch after blocking. (Please note that using a different gauge will affect both the finished measurements and the yardage requirements.)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

Upon completion and after blocking, the Bing shawl measures approximately 72 inches across by 22 inches deep. This generous size makes it a versatile accessory suitable for various occasions, whether you're dressing up for a night out or enjoying a casual day in the park.

Embrace the beauty of the Okanagan Valley and the joy of knitting with the Bing shawl pattern. Start your creative journey today and showcase your craftsmanship with this stunning piece inspired by nature’s bounty!

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