pdf pattern for the Shark Tooth Crescent Shawl by Elizabeth Lovick
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Warm and stylish, this narrow shawl with deep points can be worn in several ways. It knits up quickly and looks good on all sizes.
Materials
75g haloed lace weight (see note) or smooth 4 ply
1 pair 5mm (UK 6/US 8) knitting needles or size to achieve tension
1 stitch marker
Row counter
Size
190m/76" long by 35cm/14" wide at the widest point
Yarn
I used Fyberspates Cumulus (lace weight; 74% Baby Suri Alpaca, 26% Mulberry Silk; 150m/164yds per 25g ball); shade Sea Green (910) 3 x 25g balls
Other suitable yarns include Rowan Kid Silk Haze, or many 4 ply yarns.
Tension
17 sts and 26 rows to 10cm over garter stitch
Construction
The shawl is worked from end to end. Increases are worked inside the lace edging until the desired width is achieved, a straight section is worked, and then stitches are decreased inside the lace edging. All three sections are adjustable.
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