Iris a sweet little shrug perfect for the Fall or Spring.Light as a feather yet so warm and cosy. Wear it on top of a single tee with a pair of skinny jeans, or on top of a dress, maybe a little scarf or a cowl, and you’re ready for a new season! Construction-wise I wanted to revisit the technique that I have used on the Myst shawl: Iris is knit flat, starting with a provisional cast on. It is knit sideways then a three needle bind off is used to create the opening for the sleeves and a few rows are knit in the round for the cuffs.Stitches are then picked up to create the hem. And voilŕ! The lace might look intimidating but it’s actually a very simple and meditative stitch to work on. My favourite detail is probably the central lace panel where the two lace sides meet. Yarn2 (2, 3) skeins of Blacker Yarns Samite, 460 metres (503 yards) OR appr. 920m (1006 yards) / 920m (1006 yards / 1380m (1509) yards) of fingering weight yarn. NeedlesA set of 3, 75mm needles (US5)A crochet hook of the same size Gauge19 sts x 36 rows = 4” (10cm) in lace stitch after blocking aggressively. The lace pattern is worked over 22sts and 12 rows NotionsStitch markerswaste yarntapestry needle Sizes33” (37”, 41”) 83.8 (93.9, 104,1)cm long and 22,4” (57cm) deep / longto fit bust 30-36” (38”-44” / 46”-52”) Please note this pattern is physical copy and not a PDF. Note: This pattern does not contain Download Too Codes.
