Line Where The Sky Meets the Sea
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Some people feel the call of the Sea. Open water, no land in sight, that is where your heart lies. I know this feeling well. I grew up near the North Atlantic and I love being on a boat offshore, wondering what lies just over the horizon. When I first watched the film “Moana” and I heard her sing “There’s a line where the sky meets the sea and it calls me” I knew exactly what she meant. To my fellow knitters who also hear the sea’s siren call, I present this shawl.
This shawl is worked in three sections. First you work the bottom stockinette section. Then you work the cable band like an applied edge. Lastly, you pick up stitches on the cable band and work the top stockinette section. The pattern contains directions on exactly how/where to pick up stitches and a link to a video tutorial about picking up stitches.
Materials
•1000 yards [914.5 m] of Main Color fingering-weight yarn, sample knit in Blue Heron Cotton Rayon Twist Lace Yarn, fingering weight yarn.
• 40 yards [36.5 m] of Contrast Color fingering weight yarn, sample uses silk/linen laceweight from Buchanen Fibers in Iris colorway.
• US 4 [3.5mm] circular needle, or size needed to obtain
gauge, 40 inch [100 cm] length
Gauge
26 sts and 30 rows per 4 inches [10 cm]
Size
5 feet [1.5 m] wide by 15 inches [38 cm] deep
Pattern Difficulty Level: Advanced
This pattern has been tech edited and test knit and works in both plant and animal fibers – a great big thank you to my test knitters!
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