Wild Dunes Shawl | Delicate Lace Crescent Shawl

$8.00

Design Information

Wild Dunes is a crescent shawl knit mostly in stockinette stitch and featuring a gentle lace panel. The knit on lace edging creates a pretty & quick finish to the shawl. The lace panel and lace edging are both easy to remember and instructions are provided in both charted & written format. Wild Dunes is a great pattern for most shawl knitters, including adventurous beginners.

With the right yarn choice, this shawl can take you from summer into fall and pairs well with most outfits.

Please share your progress on Instagram by tagging me @kirstenjoel_designs and using the hashtag #wilddunesshawl. I love to see all of your works in progress and finished projects!

Design Information

Wild Dunes is a crescent shawl knit mostly in stockinette stitch and featuring a gentle lace panel. The knit on lace edging creates a pretty & quick finish to the shawl. The lace panel and lace edging are both easy to remember and instructions are provided in both charted & written format. Wild Dunes is a great pattern for most shawl knitters, including adventurous beginners.

With the right yarn choice, this shawl can take you from summer into fall and pairs well with most outfits.

Please share your progress on Instagram by tagging me @kirstenjoel_designs and using the hashtag #wilddunesshawl. I love to see all of your works in progress and finished projects!

Finished Measurements

78” wingspan by 26” deep, including the lace edging

Yarn

Sample A: Prism Yarns Delicato Layers - Lace weight; 100% Tencel; 630 yards (576 meters) / 115g (4.06 oz); 2 skeins, photographed in Antique.

Sample B: Megs & Co Ellis- Lace weight; 80% Rambouillet, 20% Fine Wool; 600 yards (549 meters) / 95g (3.35 oz); 2 skeins, photographed in Dahlia.

Or ~630 yards of a lace-weight yarn.

Gauge

25 sts and 30 rows = 4” over Stockinette stitch, blocked

Needles

US 3 / 3.25mm 32” circular needles, or size to obtain gauge.

Note: The shawl is worked back & forth in rows. Circular needles are used to accommodate the number of stitches.

Tools

Tapestry needle, blocking wires, blocking pins.