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Jorunn - knitting pattern

Jorunn

$6.00

Introducing the Jorunn Shawlette (pronounced yor-Un) — a heartwarming tribute to my maternal great-grandmother, who was a talented knitter in the rich tradition of Icelandic knitting. This delightful sideways shawlette is specially designed to help you use up most of your yarn skein, making it not only a beautiful accessory but also a practical project. The Jorunn Shawlette features an engaging construction: simply weigh your yarn at the start, increase until you’ve reached the halfway point, and then gracefully decrease for a stunning finish.

Finished Size: Once blocked, the shawlette measures approximately 18 inches in height and 56 inches in width, making it an ideal accessory for layering or a warm wrap for chilly evenings.

Yarn: For this project, we recommend using Dragonfly Fibers Dragon Sock, composed of 100% Superwash Merino, which provides both comfort and warmth. Each skein contains 390 yards and weighs 4 ounces. The sample was beautifully knit in the colorway Denali, a stunning blend that highlights intricate stitch patterns.

Needles: You will need a 24-inch circular needle in size 6 US (4.00 mm) or a size that achieves your desired gauge. The circular needle design helps facilitate the shawlette's unique construction and offers ease while knitting.

Gauge: The gauge for the Jorunn Shawlette is 18 stitches and 28 rows per 4 inches in wet-blocked stockinette. While achieving this gauge is not critical for the overall success of your project, playing with gauge can significantly influence the drape and final amount of yarn used, allowing for customizability in your shawlette's look and feel.

With its simple yet elegant design, the Jorunn Shawlette is perfect for knitters of all skill levels who wish to create a beautiful accessory that pays homage to traditional knitting practices. Download your free or paid knitting pattern today and start creating your own Jorunn Shawlette to cherish or gift to someone special!

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