Fog in August
Folk wisdom tells us that every fog in August signals a promise of snowfall come winter, a notion beautifully captured in this exquisite shawl pattern. Merging an intricate eddying lace edging with a simple stockinette field of parallel lines, this shawl evokes the contrasting elements of summer's ethereal morning fog and the crisp, clean brilliance of winter snow. The raised slip-stitch chain pattern introduces a delightful texture that enhances the visual interest, while the knitted-on border adds both drama and striking contrast, creating a stunning piece that embodies the transition between seasons.
Skills Required:
- Increasing techniques
- Decreasing techniques
- Knitted-on cast-on methods
- Yarn overs for lacing
- Knitting on a border for added flair
Yardage Details:
- Main Color: 545 yards
- Border Color: 255 yards
This delightful shawl pattern is accessible to knitters with a variety of skill levels, making it perfect for those looking to expand their techniques. You'll find both charted and written instructions for the lace border, ensuring clarity and ease throughout your knitting journey. Embrace the artistry and tradition of knitting with this stunning pattern that beautifully represents the interplay of fog and snow—a perfect project to undertake as summer transitions into the serene embrace of winter.
