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Alchemy

Alchemy is where texture meets drape. Seed stitch and open star stitch alternate, giving you just enough variation to keep things interesting. The rhythm is soothing. The repeats are easy to memorize. Your hands find their flow almost instantly.

Knitted with two colors of DK-weight yarn, Alchemy invites you to play. Go bold or keep it subtle, whatever suits your mood.

The colorwork may look intricate, but you use only one color at a time, so the knitting feels effortless.

Solid seed stitch sections frame the open star stitch in contrasting colors, creating depth and dimension. The result is a cozy, wearable wrap that feels like a warm exhale at the end of a long day.

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Written and charted instructions

Detailed stitch counts

Schematic with measurements

Blocking instructions

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WHAT'S INSIDE

Easy-to-follow instructions
for stress-free knitting

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Yarn

Two colours of DK-weight yarn.

Shown with Frida Fuchs Wonneproppen DK (100% merino wool; 250 m / 273 yds per 100 g).

needles

Size 4.5 mm / US 7 needles or size to obtain pattern gauge

Although you work this shawl flat, I recommend using 80–100 cm / 32–40 inch circular needles to accommodate the growing number of stitches.

stitches used

k: knit
p: purl
kfb: knit to the front and back loop of the same stitch
yo: yarn over
k3pso: knit three, then pass the first of those stitches over the other two

finished measurements

After blocking
Width: 183 cm / 72 in
Depth: 81 cm / 32 in

The pattern includes instructions to modify the size.

Terms of use

Do not copy, share, or sell the pattern. But feel free to sell the knitted item.

refund policy

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ravelry

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amount of yarn

Colour 1 (C1): 433 m / 473 yds
Colour 2 (C2): 243 m / 265 yds

languages

English

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