The Lotus Blossom Shawl
(revised version)
The Lotus Blossom Shawl uses two traditional Shetland lace patterns, Razor Shell and Madeira Wave, which together create the suggestion of graceful lotus blossoms on long stems. The shawl is worked by casting on three stitches at the middle top of the shawl, then increasing down the center and side edges to create the triangle. Recommended for Advanced Beginners/Intermediates.
The newly revised version of this pattern includes instructions for both DK weight, and lace weight. DK finished size is about 70" across top edge and 35" down the center back. It takes about 750 yards. The laceweight version measures about 68" on the top, 34" back length.
(revised version)
The Lotus Blossom Shawl uses two traditional Shetland lace patterns, Razor Shell and Madeira Wave, which together create the suggestion of graceful lotus blossoms on long stems. The shawl is worked by casting on three stitches at the middle top of the shawl, then increasing down the center and side edges to create the triangle. Recommended for Advanced Beginners/Intermediates.
The newly revised version of this pattern includes instructions for both DK weight, and lace weight. DK finished size is about 70" across top edge and 35" down the center back. It takes about 750 yards. The laceweight version measures about 68" on the top, 34" back length.
The Lotus Blossom Shawl uses two traditional Shetland lace patterns, Razor Shell and Madeira Wave, which together create the suggestion of graceful lotus blossoms on long stems. The shawl is worked by casting on three stitches at the middle top of the shawl, then increasing down the center and side edges to create the triangle. Recommended for Advanced Beginners/Intermediates.
