Birch Sap Shawl

Birch Sap shawl is inspired by the birch alley near the house I grew up in years ago. It was a sheltered, comfortable place in the middle of nowhere so birches always remind me of home and days long gone.

This shawl is worked using Top Down Sideways construction and it's especially great for people who love knitting classic top down shawls but prefer something more modern to wear. It can be worn in several different ways and I especially love to wear it so that the large piece warms my shoulder and the long piece wraps around to keep the shawl secure.

NEEDLES - US#5/3.75mm 24"/60cm circular needles

GAUGE - 20sts per 4"(10cm) in Garter Stitch blocked

YARN WEIGHT - Fingering weight(approximately 400 yards per 100 g)

YARN AMOUNT - 750 - 800 yards

YARN RECOMMENDED - Colour Adventures Merino Light

NOTIONS - tapestry needle, markers

FINISHED SIZE - Length: 96”(244cm); Width: 21”(54cm) Schematic included in the pattern.

TECHNIQUES USED - Casting on and Binding off, Bias knitting, Increases/Decreases, Lace Knitting

DIFFICULTY LEVEL - Intermediate

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