Hartshorne
Hartshorne
Hartshorne
Hartshorne
Hartshorne
Hartshorne
Hartshorne
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Hartshorne

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Hartshorne Woods is the local trail system where I often run and is the inspiration for this shawl. The chart pattern represents the undulating hills in the trails, and the edging highlights the leaves that crunch under my feet when I run. Originally designed in NJ Fiberworks MCN High Twist with colors that were inspired by photos taken in the woods, and updated with a solid sport-weight version using North Bay Fiber Heritage Sport, this shawl represents everything about my happy place.v

 

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this pattern you will receive a digital download at checkout.  

 

FINGERING WEIGHT:

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Approx 64”/160cm wide X 26”/65cm deep at center spine


YARN
NJ Fiberworks MCN High Twist (80% Superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon) 400 yards per 100g skein (80 yards per 20g mini skein);
1 skein each C1 and C4, 1 mini skein of C2 and 2 mini skeins of C3

Or similar weight yarn in the following amounts:

C1: 340 yds / 309m
C2: 60 yds / 55m
C3: 92 yds / 84m C4: 175 yds / 159m
NOTE: 15% padding has been applied to what was actually used to account for slight differences in tension.

Sample shown used a custom kit dyed for the pattern from NJ Fiberworks.
To purchase a kit visit https://njfiberworks.com


GAUGE
20 sts and 34 rows to 4”/10cm in Stockinette Stitch usng Gauge Needle, blocked


NEEDLES
Needles listed are suggested.
Always take time to swatch.
• US #5 (3.75mm) Circular Needles, 32”/80cm Length


TOOLS
Stitch markers and tapestry needle 



PATTERN NOTES
• Shawl begins with a garter tab CO and is worked top-down.
• 6 sts are inc’d on RS rows to form a shallow yet wide triangle shawl.
• Leaf edging is created by performing a Cable CO and ‘eating’ up the shawl stitches by one stitch every other row as the edging is knit perpendicular to shawl body.
• A traditional stretchy BO may be used in lieu of edging.