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Over Firth of Forth Convertible Shawl - knitting pattern

Over Firth of Forth Convertible Shawl

$7.56

Introducing "Over Firth of Forth" - an exquisite knitting pattern inspired by the engineering marvel of the Forth Bridge in Scotland, completed in 1890. This magnificent cantilever bridge elegantly connects Edinburgh with Fife, and our customizable shawl/stole pays homage to its iconic architecture. Delight in the versatility of this design, as it can be effortlessly converted from a shawl to a stole, with adjustable length to suit your personal style and comfort.

"Over Firth of Forth" offers both written and charted patterns for two types of yarn: fingering weight and bulky weight. This provides knitters of all skill levels with the option to create a beautiful piece that suits their preference for yarn thickness. Please note that the information above primarily pertains to the fingering weight yarn, Finito, unless specified otherwise.

To start your knitting adventure, you will need the following needles: for Finito, use US no. 4 (3.5mm), and for Twist, opt for US no. 8 (5.0mm). Achieving the perfect gauge is essential, so refer to the specifics: Finito should achieve a gauge of 11 stitches x 17.5 rows to create a relaxed 2” x 2” square, unblocked. For Twist, aim for 8 stitches x 20 rows for the same relaxed 2” x 2” gauge, unblocked.

Don’t forget the essential notions for your project: if you are knitting with Finito, you’ll need 20 buttons, while for Twist, be sure to have 26 buttons on hand. The finished size of your creation will be stunning, with Finito measuring 16” x 67.5” when blocked without buttonholes, and Twist measuring 14” x 74”, also blocked without buttonholes.

Whether you're an experienced knitter or just starting your journey, "Over Firth of Forth" is a project that brings together creativity and craftsmanship, providing a beautiful accessory that can be cherished for years to come. Dive into your next knitting project with "Over Firth of Forth" and celebrate the artistry of knitting, inspired by one of Scotland's most famous landmarks!

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