Swallowtail Lace Shawl - Evelyn Clark Designs
Evelyn Clark Designs . . .Swallowtail Lace ShawlA border of lily of the valley adds an interestingcounterpoint to the tiny budding lace pattern atthe top of this small shawl. It ends with a scallopededging, and the lace throughout has an Estonianinfluence.This shawl looks great in both solid and semi-solidcolor lace, fingering, and Shetland/sport/DK weightyarns.This design originally appeared in the Fall 2006issue of Interweave Knits.Advanced Skill NeededKnitting nuppsAbbreviationsincincrease 1 by knitting in front and back ofstitchkknitk2tog knit 2 stitches togetherppurlp5tog purl 5 stitches togetherRSright side of shawlsk2p slip 1 stitch knitwise, k2tog, and passslipped stitch over k2togsskslip 1 stitch knitwise, slip next stitch knit-wise, replace on holding needle, and k2togthrough back loopsst(s) stitch(es)St st stockinette stitchWSwrong side of shawlyoyarn over*repeat instructions between asterisks[]repeat instructions inside brackets specifiednumber of times or to remaining number ofstitchesYarn WeightYarn AmountSample Shawl50g (437 yds/400m) Misti Alpaca Lace, lace weightyarn (23 wpi), 100% baby alpaca, Color 7120Circular Needles24" (61 cm) or longer needles in size to obtaingauge. Suggested sizes shown below.Circular Needles4" (10cm) St st GaugeLace437 yds (400m)US 4 (3.5mm)22 sts18 wpiFingering516 yds (471m)US 6 (4mm)18 sts16–17 wpiShetland/Sport/DK612yds (559m)US 8 (5mm)14 sts13–15 wpiwww.evelynclarkdesigns.comBlocked Size25 x 50"63.5 x 127cm27 x 54"68.5 x 137cm32 x 64"81 x 162cmSwallowtail Lace Shawl 2008 by Evelyn A. ClarkPageI001
InstructionsSupplies2 stitch markers; 1 coilless safety pin; tapestryneedle to weave in yarn ends; and rustproof pinsfor blockingOptional Supplies1 yd (1m) smooth waste yarn and crochet hook forprovisional cast-on; and blocking wiresShawl Notes1. Shawl is a triangle made up of 2 trianglesseparated by the center stitch. It is workedfrom the top down and increases 4 stitchesevery other row to the edging.2. It is helpful to place markers before the centerstitch and the last 2 border stitches, as wellas to hang a safety pin at the edge to markbeginning of odd numbered rows.3. Nupps are made by loosely working k1, yo, k1,yo, k1 into a stitch to increase 5 stitches; onthe next row, purl those 5 stitches together. Itis important to work the nupp loosely.4. Lace can be worked from written instructions orcharts.5. Wraps-per-inch (wpi) is a way to measure yarnsize. Without stretching, wrap yarn around aruler for 1" (2.5cm), and count the strands.INSTRUCTIONS—Cast-onShawl can be started with the Garter Stitch Tab orany ordinary cast-on.Budding Lace Beginning (Chart 1)Row 1 (RS): k2, *yo, k1, yo, place marker,* k1,repeat between *s, k2. (11 sts)All Even Rows (WS): k2, purl to last 2 sts, k2.Row 3: k2, *yo, k3, yo,* k1, repeat between *s,k2. (15 sts)Row 5: k2, *yo, k5, yo,* k1, repeat between *s,k2. (19 sts)Row 7: k2, *yo, k1, yo, ssk, k1, k2tog, yo, k1, yo,*k1, repeat between *s, k2. (23 sts)Row 9: k2, *yo, k3, yo, sk2p, yo, k3, yo,* k1,repeat between *s, k2. (27 sts) Start BuddingLace RepeatBudding Lace Repeat (Chart 2)Work Rows 1–6 for pattern. Instructions insidebrackets are worked one additional time with eachrepeat. Stitch count is for first repeat.Row 1 (RS): k2, *yo, k3, [k2tog, yo, k1, yo, ssk,k1] 1 time, k2, yo,* k1, repeat between *s, k2.(31 sts)All Even Rows (WS): k2, purl to last 2 sts, k2.Row 3: k2, *yo, k1, yo, ssk, k1, [k2tog, yo, k1, yo,ssk, k1] 1 time, k2tog, yo, k1, yo,* k1, repeatbetween *s, k2. (35 sts)Row 5: k2, *yo, k3, yo, sk2p, [yo, k3, yo, sk2p] 1time, yo, k3, yo,* k1, repeat between *s, k2.(39 sts)Work Rows 1–6 14 times total (195 sts). Start Lilyof the Valley Border.Garter Stitch TabBegin at center back neck with provisional cast-on:Using crochet hook and waste yarn, chain 4. Withshawl yarn and needles, knit up 2 sts in 2 backloops of chain.Lily of the Valley Border (Charts 3A, B, C & D)At center stitch, lace reverses to form a mirrorimage. See Note 3 for nupp information. Be carefulnot to include yo's on either side of nupp whenworking p5tog.Rows 1–6: knit.Row 7: k2; rotate rectangle to pick up and knit 1stitch in each of 3 garter stitch ridges on sideedge of tab; remove waste yarn from 2 cast-onstitches, place stitches on needles, and k2. (7sts) Start Budding Lace Beginning.Row 1 (RS): k2, *yo, knit to marker, yo,* k1,repeat between *s, k2. (199 sts)All Even Rows (WS): k2, purl across to last 2 sts,working p5tog for nupps, k2.Row 3: k2, yo, k2tog, k5, yo, nupp, yo, k1, [sk2p,k5, yo, nupp, yo, k1] to 8 sts before marker,ssk, k6, yo, k1, yo, k6, k2tog, k1, yo, nupp, yo,k5, [sk2p, k1, yo, nupp, yo, k5] to last 4 sts,ssk, yo, k2. (203 sts)Row 5: k2, yo, k1, k2tog, [k4, yo, nupp, yo, k2,sk2p] to 6 sts before marker, k4, yo, nupp,k1, yo, k1, yo, k1, nupp, yo, k4, [sk2p, k2, yo,nupp, yo, k4] to last 5 sts, ssk, k1, yo, k2. (207sts)Ordinary Cast-onCast on 5 sts.Rows 1 & 2: knit.Row 3: k1, inc1 (knit into front and back of st), k1,inc1, k1. (7 sts)Row 4: knit. Start Budding Lace Beginning.www.evelynclarkdesigns.comSwallowtail Lace Shawl 2008 by Evelyn A. ClarkPage
InstructionsRow 7: k2, yo, k2, k2tog, [k3, yo, nupp, yo, k3,sk2p] to 7 sts before marker, k3, yo, nupp, yo,k1, ssk, yo, k1, yo, k2tog, k1, yo, nupp, yo, k3,[sk2p, k3, yo, nupp, yo, k3] to last 6 sts, ssk,k2, yo, k2. (211 sts)Row 9: k2, yo, k3, k2tog, [k2, yo, nupp, yo, k4,sk2p] to 8 sts before marker, k2, yo, nupp, yo,k3, ssk, yo, k1, yo, k2tog, k3, yo, nupp, yo, k2,[sk2p, k4, yo, nupp, yo, k2] to last 7 sts, ssk,k3, yo, k2. (215 sts)Row 11: k2, yo, k4, k2tog, k1, yo, nupp, yo, k5,[sk2p, k1, yo, nupp, yo, k5] to 2 sts beforemarker, ssk, yo, k1, yo, k2tog, k5, yo, nupp,yo, k1, [sk2p, k5, yo, nupp, yo, k1] to last 8sts, ssk, k4, yo, k2. (219 sts)Row 13: k2, yo, k2tog, yo, nupp, yo, k1, [sk2p, k5,yo, nupp, yo, k1] to 3 sts before marker, ssk,k1, yo, k1, yo, k1, k2tog, [k1, yo, nupp, yo, k5,sk2p] to last 6 sts, k1, yo, nupp, yo, ssk, yo,k2. (223 sts)Row 15: k2, yo, k2tog, yo, nupp, yo, k2, [sk2p, k4,yo, nupp, yo, k2] to 4 sts before marker, ssk,k2, yo, k1, yo, k2, k2tog, [k2, yo, nupp, yo, k4,sk2p] to last 7 sts, k2, yo, nupp, yo, ssk, yo,k2. (227 sts)Row 17: k2, yo, k2tog, yo, nupp, yo, k3, [sk2p, k3,yo, nupp, yo, k3] to 5 sts before marker, ssk,k3, yo, k1, yo, k3, k2tog, [k3, yo, nupp, yo, k3,sk2p] to last 8 sts, k3, yo, nupp, yo, ssk, yo,k2. (231 sts)Row 19: k2, yo, k2tog, yo, nupp, yo, k4, [sk2p, k2,yo, nupp, yo, k4] to 6 sts before marker, ssk,k4, yo, k1, yo, k4, k2tog, [k4, yo, nupp, yo, k2,sk2p] to last 9 sts, k4, yo, nupp, yo, ssk, yo,k2. (235 sts)Row 21: k2, yo, k2tog, yo, nupp, yo, k5, [sk2p, k1,yo, nupp, yo, k5] to 7 sts before marker, ssk,k5, yo, k1, yo, k5, k2tog, [k5, yo, nupp, yo, k1,sk2p] to last 10 sts, k5, yo, nupp, yo, ssk, yok2. (239 sts) Start Lace Border.Row 7: k2, *yo, k3, [yo, ssk, k1, k2tog, yo, k3] tomarker, yo,* k1, repeat between *s, k2. (255sts)Row 9: k2, *yo, k5, [yo, sk2p, yo, k5] to marker,yo,* k1, repeat between *s, k2. (259 sts) StartScalloped Lace Edging.Scalloped Lace Edging (Chart 5)Stitch counts stays even until Row 7.Rows 1, 3 & 5 (RS): k2, [yo, k2, sk2p, k2, yo, k1]to last st, k1.Rows 2, 4 & 6 (WS): k2, purl to last 2 sts, k2.Row 7: k2, [yo, k7, yo, k1] to last st, k1. (323 sts)Row 8: knit.Row 9 (RS): Elastic Cast-off: k1, *k1, transfer 2 stsback to holding needle, and k2tog through backloops* across.FinishingWeave in yarn ends, and trim after blocking.BlockingSoak shawl in water—adding soap appropriate forfiber if desired—for at least 20 minutes. Rinse,and wrap in towel to blot out water. Lay flat, andsmooth into shape. If using blocking wires, runthrough eyelets along top edge, and pin. Pull outscallops along side edges at each “yo, k1, yo” andpin. Leave in place until thoroughly dry. Trim yarnends.Lace Border (Chart 4)Row 1 (RS): k2, *yo, knit to marker, yo,* k1,repeat between *s, k2. (243 sts)All Even Rows (WS): k2, purl to last 2 sts, k2.Row 3: k2, *yo, k1, yo, ssk, k1, [k2tog, yo, k3, yo,ssk, k1] to 3 sts before marker, k2tog, yo, k1,yo,* k1, repeat between *s, k2. (247 sts)Row 5: k2, *yo, k1, [yo, ssk, yo, sk2p, yo, k2tog,yo, k1] to marker, yo,* k1, repeat between *s,k2. (251 sts)www.evelynclarkdesigns.comSwallowtail Lace Shawl 2008 by Evelyn A. ClarkPage
www.evelynclarkdesigns.com oaaaoaa 5a\oaoaa 3aaaoaa 1Border StitchesSwallowtail Lace Shawl 2008 by Evelyn A. Clark oaaaoa\oao/a\oao/6-Stitch RepeatChart 2—Budding Lace RepeatWork Rows 1–6 14 times.oaaaoaoao/aoaaCenter Stitchaaaoaaao oaaaoaa 9oao/a\oaoaa 7aoaaaaaoaa 5aoaaaoaa 3aoaoaa 1Center StitchBorder StitchesChart 1—Budding Lace Beginningknitknit 2 stitches togetherwork k1, yo, k1, yo, k1 into a stitch to increase 5 stitches; on next row, purl those 5 stitches togetherslip 1 stitch knitwise, k2tog, and pass slipped stitch over k2togslip 1 stitch knitwise, slip next stitch knitwise, replace on holding needle, and k2tog through back loopsyarn overSymbols Keyak/k2togOnupp sk2p\sskoyoPage 4Notes1. See written instructions for cast-on, last edging row, and cast-off information.2. Since shawl is shaped as two triangles separated by the Center Stitch, for first half of row on Charts 1, 2 and 4, start with 2 BorderStitches and work across to Center Stitch; for second half of row, again read chart from right to left, ignoring 2 Border Stitches andworking them at the end instead of Center Stitch. Charts 3A, B, C and D show both halves of row since patterning is mirror image. Chart 5is worked to the last stitch instead of the Center Stitch.3. Only odd numbered rows are charted. All even rows for Charts 1, 2 and 4: k2, purl to last 2 sts, k2. On even rows for Charts 3A, B, C andD, k2, purl across to last 2 sts, working p5tog for nupps, k2. See written instructions for Row 8 on Chart 5.4. Read charts from bottom to top and from right to left.Swallowtail Lace Shawl Charts
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Evelyn Clark Designs . . . Swallowtail Lace Shawl Sample Shawl 50g (437 yds/400m) Misti Alpaca Lace, lace weight yarn (23 wpi), 100% baby alpaca, Color 7120 Circular Needles 24" (61 cm) or longer needles in size to obtain gauge. Suggested sizes shown below. I00 Yarn Weight Yarn Amount Circular Needles 4" (10cm) St st Gauge Blocked Size
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The shawl uses lace motifs representing a bird in flight, a tree, and a bell, ending with the traditional ‘Shetland’ fishtail lace pattern. My version is worked in a colourway reminiscent of the view of the trees I could see from my window or walking along Queen Margaret bridge in the
the corner turn at the centre of the shawl. EXAMPLE In the To The Point Shawl, shown above with pink background, there are 113 sts from the edge to the ch 2 space at the point of the shawl. I usually factor the first and last stitch as a buffer zone edge and I don’t count the point space as a stitch as well.
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