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Forsyth
This is a simple garter stitch shawlette that incorporates stripes and eyelet rows for added
interest. This is a quick knit project because it used worsted weight yarn and a larger needle.
This project can be knit up over a weekend. The picot bind off adds interest to the edge with a
little bit of sass. It can be worked into a larger shawl by adding more repeats and stripes.
SUPPLIES
Yarn
Yarn Used: 1 Skein each in Dark Gray (C1), and Soft Pink (C2), Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek, 258 yards, 142 grams, 100%
Low Pill Acrylic
Weight: Light Worsted
Needles
US10.5 –6.5mm (If you knit tightly you might want to go up to size US11 needles)
Gauge
14.5 stitches, 15 garter ridges = 4 inches
Notions
Scissors, Darning Needle
Stitch Guide
CO = Cast On
k = knit
p = purl
kfb = knit in the front and back loop of the stitch.
K2tog = knit two stitches together through front loops
RS = Right Side Row
WS = Wrong Side Row
YO = Yarn Over
BO = Bind Off
st = Stitch
sts = Stitches
tbl = through back loop
Yarn Management
When you work with two colors you will need to make sure that your yarn doesn’t get twisted. Work from the center of
each ball to make sure that your yarn stays tidy. When working with stripes you will need to wrap the non working color
over the strand of the working yarn at the begining of each right side row to make sure that there is not any long tails
hanging.
PATTERN
CO 2 in C1
Section 1
R1 (RS): kfb, yo, k across to last 2 sts, k2tog
R2 (WS): knit across
Repeat R1 & 2 until you have 40 stitches, ending with a completed WS row.
You will change colors at the beginning of each RS row
Eyelet Rows
R1 (RS): kfb, * yo, k2tog, repeat from * across
R2 (WS): knit across
Begin color chart 1 after first eyelet row. Work in Section 1 stitch pattern until 70 sts.
Work Eyelet Rows in C2.
Section 2
In C2.
R1 (RS): kfb, yo , k to last sts, k2tog
R2 (WS): knit across to last st, kfb
Repeat R1 & 2, until 90 sts, ending with a completed WS row.
Finishing
Cut yarn and pull through last st. Weave in all ends and secure.
This shawl doesn’t need to be block if using acrylic yarn. If you use a wool yarn you will need to soak shawl and block.
Special Notes
o This pattern is worked from the bottom left hand tip to the right side edge.
o It is worked flat
o In section 1; There is a double increase at the beginning of every RS row and a simple decrease at the end
of every RS row. The WS rows are worked with no increase or decrease.
o In section 2; There is a double increase at the beginning of every RS row and a simple decrease at the end
of every RS row. The WS row has a simple increase at the end of each row.
You can make items to sell with this pattern as long as each pattern is hand-knit and not made in large commercial
numbers.
You cannot copy this pattern or publish it in any form without written permission by the designer.