Clothilde

By Kristen

The Clothilde pattern is now available!  Thanks so much to my wonderful test knitters, Kate, Christine, Susanna, Bethany, Cyn, and Ellen, who got the job done in record time and gave me fabulous input to boot!  They are, to a woman, awesometastic.

Clothilde (pronounced kloh-TEELD) is a lace shawl knit in one piece from the center top outward. Utilizing traditional gull wing lace that flares into spear points at the edge, Clothilde is a good project for the intermediate lace knitter. With both written instructions and charts, knitters should be able to find their most comfortable way of following the pattern. The pattern can be easily customized by changing the number of repeats of either the Gull Wing or the Spearhead lace.

SIZE
Small: 48 inches wide, 20 inches long
Large: 70 inches wide, 32 inches long

MATERIALS
* 400 yds fingering weight yarn for size Small
(Shown in Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock -
Mediumweight 100% merino, 380 yds per 100g skein)
Note: I used only one skein for my small sized shawl,
but I’d advise buying an extra skein for security.
* 450 yds DK weight yarn for size Large
(Shown in Malabrigo Yarn Silky Merino 50% silk,
50% merino, 150 yds per 50g skein, 3 skeins used
)
Note: Some test knitters were close to running out of yarn,
so again, buying an extra skein for security is not a bad
idea.
* 1 U.S. size 6 (4 mm) circular needle 24 inches or
longer for size Small
* 1 U.S. size 9 (5.5 mm) circular needle 24 inches or
longer for size Large
* tapestry needle

GAUGE
Small: 21 sts/32 rows = 4 inches in stockinette on size 6 needles
Large: 15 sts/24 rows = 4 inches in stockinette on size 9 needles

Buy it now for $6.50 USD!

10 Responses to “Clothilde”

  1. Julie Says:

    It’s beautiful!! thank you so much for writing up the pattern.

  2. Trista Says:

    Yeah, thanks for getting this to us so fast! I just downloaded mine.

  3. Anna Says:

    Beautiful! I’ve been looking for a pattern for My First Lace Shawl and I think this is it. I just need to find some yarn.

  4. whitney Says:

    Gorgeous, gorgeous shawl! If I ever have free space on my needles again, I will almost certainly knit one up. Thanks for writing up the pattern!

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