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Rain Dance - knitting pattern

Rain Dance

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Rain Dance Shawl: A Lightweight, Reversible Knitting Pattern Celebrating Native American Heritage

The Rain Dance Shawl is a beautifully designed, lightweight accessory that draws inspiration from the vibrant aesthetics of the American Southwest, paying homage to its rich Native American heritage. This versatile shawl features a unique reversible design, allowing you to showcase two stunning looks in one stylish piece.

On one side, the shawl exhibits elegant raindrops that grace the center panel, set against a reverse stockinette background. The side panels harmoniously complement this motif in reverse stockinette, creating a cohesive and eye-catching visual. Flip the shawl over, and you'll discover gentle waves adorned with delicate eyelets in the center panel, framed by sleek stockinette side panels. Finished off with lovely beaded tassels and fringe, the Rain Dance Shawl is sure to become a cherished addition to your knitting collection.

This delightful pattern calls for Ella Rae Lace Merino yarn and requires a US #6 (4.0mm) 40” (100cm) circular needle. Be prepared to use nearly the entire skein, leaving you with just 7 1/2 yards (6.9m) remaining. To avoid running short, it is essential to ensure you have enough yarn on hand before you begin your knitting adventure!

While gauge is not a strict requirement, as the final dimensions will be shaped by blocking, it’s good to keep in mind that the center panel measures approximately 16" (40.64cm) deep, while the side panels extend to 24" (60.96cm) in length. A helpful schematic is provided in the pattern to assist you with accurate blocking measurements, ensuring your finished shawl drapes beautifully and meets your expectations.

Unleash your creativity and express your love for knitting with this exquisite Rain Dance Shawl pattern. Perfect for both novice and experienced knitters alike, this project promises not only a satisfying crafting experience but also a stunning result that honors the beauty and spirit of the American Southwest.

Happy Knitting!

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