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Ptero - knitting pattern

Ptero

$5.07

Experience the charm of prehistory with our stunning Ptero shawl, designed to drape gracefully over your shoulders. Its generous crescent shape, complemented by a distinctive ribbed chevron texture, evokes a sense of ancient elegance that will turn heads. The construction technique of this shawl involves creatively doubling the increase axis multiple times, ensuring a comfortable and flattering fit that you'll love to wear.

Materials and Tools Needed for the Ptero Shawl

Yarn:
You will need 837 yards (764 meters) of yarn, requiring 3 skeins of Malabrigo Rastita (100% merino wool), with each skein having 310 yards (283 meters) and weighing 100 grams (3.5 ounces). The beautiful sample showcased in the description is knitted in the rich color Plomo.

Additionally, have on hand a 4.5 mm (US 7) circular needle, ideally 60 inches (152 cm) long for comfortable handling. You may also find it helpful to have 32 stitch markers at your disposal (optional for easier pattern management).

A tapestry needle will be necessary for weaving in ends, ensuring your finished project looks polished and professional.

Techniques and Skills Involved
This intermediate-level pattern introduces knitters to essential techniques, including the garter tab cast-on method, basic cable knitting, and straightforward increasing. Those looking to advance their knitting skills will appreciate the challenge and satisfaction of completing this design.

Pattern Difficulty: Intermediate

Dimensions
Once completed, the Ptero shawl will measure approximately 41 inches (104 cm) in width and 36 inches (91.5 cm) in height, making it a stunning accessory for any outfit.

Gauge
Achieve an accurate gauge of 18 stitches x 28 rows = 4 inches (10 cm) in a 1x1 ribbing pattern to ensure your shawl has the perfect drape and fit.

Embark on your next knitting adventure with the Ptero shawl pattern. Whether you're a more experienced knitter honing your skills or seeking a beautiful gift project, this pattern delivers both challenge and beauty in every stitch.

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