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Salvia Shawl - knitting pattern

Salvia Shawl

$6.47

If you’re passionate about lace knitting like I am, you’ve likely spent hours poring over lace books filled with beautiful patterns and intricate designs. After completing a few shawls, hats, and various projects, I decided to create a shawl that would be perfect for beginners. I wanted a design that features an easy-to-start base and an uncomplicated lace pattern that’s simple to memorize, yet results in a delicate and lovely finished product. Enter the **Salvia Shawl**!

The **Salvia Shawl** is a stunning triangular shawl that combines the elegance of lace with the comfort of stockinette stitch. The pattern is structured in two sections of stockinette stitch followed by two sections of beautiful lace, making it an ideal project for those new to lace knitting. This engaging combination allows knitters to practice their skills without feeling overwhelmed.

Specifications:

  • Yarn: I used 2 skeins of Drops Flora (65% wool, 35% Alpaca) 50g - 210mts in color mix 11. Feel free to explore other fingering weight yarn options available in your local craft store or online.
  • Gauge: 10 cm x 10 cm (4” x 4”) – 16 stitches x 27 rows.
  • Measurements: The finished shawl measures approximately 80 cm x 160 cm, making it a perfect accessory to wrap around your shoulders for warmth or as a stylish statement piece.
  • Materials: For this project, you will need circular needles size 3.5mm (US 4) and a stitch marker to help highlight the center stitch of your shawl.

This **Salvia Shawl** pattern is designed not just for beginner knitters but for anyone who cherishes the essence of lacework. With its simple yet effective construction method, you will soon find yourself falling in love with the rhythmic flow of knitting lace. Whether you are crafting this shawl for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for a loved one, its delicate charm is sure to impress!

So gather your materials and get ready to enjoy a delightful knitting journey with the **Salvia Shawl**. Happy knitting!

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