The second shawl in my “Eggs for Dinner” series, Sunny Side Up features stitch patterns that are as simple and satisfying as, well, eggs for dinner!
Sunny Side Up is a crescent-shaped shawl designed for a single beautiful skein of fingering/sock-weight yarn. It alternates sections of easy mesh with simple lace on a stockinette background.
Pattern features:
• The shawl begins with a mesh section that is specifically designed to avoid the dreaded "hump" that many crescent shawls suffer from.
• Simple stitch patterns make this appropriate for those new to lace knitting.
• Easy to block - perfect for your first shawl.
• Designed for one skein, the pattern includes options to knit a larger shawl if you have more yarn.
• Simple construction: The shawl starts by casting on just a few stitches and grows from there; it does not require a garter tab cast-on or picking up stitches.
• Detailed, easy to follow instructions: The stitch patterns have short repeats so that they are easy to follow and memorize, and the pattern includes close-up photos of each stitch.
* With stitch counts provided every time there is a change, you won’t worry about whether you’re on track – you’ll know!
• Helpful tips: The pattern includes instructions for correcting a missed yarn over (we all make mistakes!), links for fixing a dropped edge stitch, and links for using lifelines, which make it much easier to go back and fix your knitting, if necessary.
• The pattern includes charts as well as written instructions.
This pattern has been professionally tech edited and test knitted to give you a smooth, error-free knitting experience.
Size: Approximately 60”/150 cm inside edge, 82"/205 cm outside edge, 16"/40 cm depth, after blocking.
Gauge/Tension: 24 stitches and 28 rows to 4”/ 10 cm in stockinette stitch, blocked. Getting exact gauge is not tremendously important, but if your gauge differs, the finished size and yarn usage may vary.
Supplies
Yarn: Fingering/sock-weight yarn, one 100-gram skein (approximately 400 - 415 yards/365 - 380 meters).
Needles: US 6/4.0 mm or size needed to achieve gauge.
Notions: 18 - 36 stitch markers; tapestry needle to weave in ends.
Many thanks to the fabulous test knitters of this pattern!
I always announce test knitting opportunities in my newsletter, and like to include testers of various experience levels. Subscribe at http://eepurl.com/gSoXvP to see the testing calls, plus get discounts on new patterns and more.
Thanks also to tech editor Kephren Pritchett.
The second shawl in my “Eggs for Dinner” series, Sunny Side Up features stitch patterns that are as simple and satisfying as, well, eggs for dinner!
Sunny Side Up is a crescent-shaped shawl designed for a single beautiful skein of fingering/sock-weight yarn. It alternates sections of easy mesh with simple lace on a stockinette background.
Pattern features:
• The shawl begins with a mesh section that is specifically designed to avoid the dreaded "hump" that many crescent shawls suffer from.
• Simple stitch patterns make this appropriate for those new to lace knitting.
• Easy to block - perfect for your first shawl.
• Designed for one skein, the pattern includes options to knit a larger shawl if you have more yarn.
• Simple construction: The shawl starts by casting on just a few stitches and grows from there; it does not require a garter tab cast-on or picking up stitches.
• Detailed, easy to follow instructions: The stitch patterns have short repeats so that they are easy to follow and memorize, and the pattern includes close-up photos of each stitch.
* With stitch counts provided every time there is a change, you won’t worry about whether you’re on track – you’ll know!
• Helpful tips: The pattern includes instructions for correcting a missed yarn over (we all make mistakes!), links for fixing a dropped edge stitch, and links for using lifelines, which make it much easier to go back and fix your knitting, if necessary.
• The pattern includes charts as well as written instructions.
This pattern has been professionally tech edited and test knitted to give you a smooth, error-free knitting experience.
Size: Approximately 60”/150 cm inside edge, 82"/205 cm outside edge, 16"/40 cm depth, after blocking.
Gauge/Tension: 24 stitches and 28 rows to 4”/ 10 cm in stockinette stitch, blocked. Getting exact gauge is not tremendously important, but if your gauge differs, the finished size and yarn usage may vary.
Supplies
Yarn: Fingering/sock-weight yarn, one 100-gram skein (approximately 400 - 415 yards/365 - 380 meters).
Needles: US 6/4.0 mm or size needed to achieve gauge.
Notions: 18 - 36 stitch markers; tapestry needle to weave in ends.
Many thanks to the fabulous test knitters of this pattern!
I always announce test knitting opportunities in my newsletter, and like to include testers of various experience levels. Subscribe at http://eepurl.com/gSoXvP to see the testing calls, plus get discounts on new patterns and more.
Thanks also to tech editor Kephren Pritchett.
