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Fitted Raglan Shawl Pattern: Worsted Version « »
Woo Hoo! The worsted version is finished, the pattern is finished, you can purchase it here and in my Ravelry Store!
Mirth:
a Fitted, Top-Down Raglan Shawl in Three Weights
©Stefanie Japel 2009
Technical Editor: Jenn Jarvis
Materials:
Sock Weight Shawl, pictured in colors “Autumn Wine” (2 sk.) and “Rockwell” (1 sk.):
3 skeins Lorna’s Laces Shepherd Sock [80% Superwash Wool, 20% Nylon, 215 yds. / 2 oz.]
DK Weight Shawl, pictured in color “Mirth”:
3 skeins Lorna’s Laces Green Line DK [100% organic merino wool, 145 yds. / 2 oz.]
Worsted Weight Shawl, pictured in colors “Chagrin” (1 sk.) and “Courage” (1 sk.):
2 skeins Lorna’s Laces Green Line Worsted [100% organic merino wool, 210 yds. / 4 oz.]
Needles:
Sock Weight Shawl: US 5 / 3.75mm
DK Weight Shawl: US 7 / 4.5mm
Worsted Weight Shawl: US 10 / 8mm
$5
What is it about wearing a shawl that makes me put my hair up like this? I kind of look like some Amish woman stole my shawl. I’ll try to get pics with better hair some other time! 
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2 Responses to “Fitted Raglan Shawl Pattern: Worsted Version”
I think your hair is charming pinned up. I look forward to the class.
I love the shawls, but I can’t help but notice your dress! I worse the same one yesterday and really like you you have tied it in the front instead of the back.