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High Meadow

High Meadow pairs scrumptious texture with open eyelets.

A classic checkerboard texture creates depth, while eyelets frame the squares and let the light in. You'll know the repeat by heart in no time, so you can let your hands take over while your mind wanders.

Every row makes visible progress, and as you watch the small squares take shape on your needles, it's impossible to put down.

You work this wide and shallow bottom-up triangle with sport-weight yarn, and the size is easy to adjust. Keep it small or make it huge. Either way, the best part is watching it grow.

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Written and charted instructions

Detailed stitch counts

Schematic with measurements

Instructions to modify the size

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WHAT'S INSIDE

Blocking instructions

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Easy-to-follow instructions
for stress-free knitting

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Yarn

Two skeins of De Rerum Natura Ulysse (100% Merino; 185 m / 202 yds per 50 g). Shown in color Doré.

Or approximately 352 m / 385 yds of similar sport weight yarn.

needles

Size 4 mm / US 6 needles or size to obtain pattern gauge

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

stitches used

k: knit
kfb: knit into the front and back of the same stitch
k2tog: knit two stitches together
p: purl
slwyif: slip one stitch purlwise with yarn in front
sl2k1psso: slip two stitches together knitwise, knit one, pass the slipped stitches over
yo: yarn over

finished measurements

After blocking
Width: 172 cm / 68 in
Depth: 48 cm / 19 in

The pattern includes instructions for adjusting the size.

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