Dreams of the West Coast Shawl

Dreams of the West Coast Shawl

$9.00 CND  – $15.00 CND


Also available through Ravelry, Etsy and Lovecrafts


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Skills needed
Comfort working with lace knitting and knowledge of increases and decreases. Basic understanding of shawl construction is helpful but not necessary.

Pattern includes yardage and measurements for both lace weight and fingering weight projects with instruction for three sizes.

Lace Weight Version
Yarn: 1 – 2 skeins SweetGeorgia Yarns Cashsilk lace, 45% cashmere, 55% silk, 400 yd/ 365m per 50g skein. Kerchief Sample show in Ginger. Bridal shown in Goldmine.

Finished Sizes
Kerchief: 41 x 18 inches/ 104 x 46cm
Shawlette: 52 x 25 inches/ 133 x 63.5cm
Shawl:     75 x 34 inches/ 183 x 81cm

Fingering Version
Yarn: 1 – 2 skeins Sweet Fiber Yarns Sweet Merino Lite, 100% superwash merino, 475 yd/434m per 115 gr skein. Shawlette sample shown in Sweet Fiber Yarns Sweet Merino Lite “Temperate” (115g) with border of Colour Adventures Merino Lite “Neptune” (34g).

Finished Sizes
Kerchief: 51 x 25.5 inches/ 130 x 65cm
Shawlette: 70 x 35 inches/ 178 x 89cm
Shawl:     90 x 45 inches/ 229 x 114.3cm

Dreams of the West Coast is a gift, a wish for a dear friend on her wedding day. A hug with the reminder of the place, friends and family she left for her prairie love. 

Dreams of the West Coast is based on a bridal shawl knit for a friend. The shawl features mountain motifs, a canopy of leaves and crashing waves reminiscent of the Pacific Coast. To keep Lisa’s bridal shawl one of a kind some elements have been altered. 

Regardless of if you are from the Pacific West Coast or not, this shawl will snugly wrap you in dreams of forests and mountain ranges. Knit in a luxurious lace for a light summer wrap or a cozy fingering for cooler months.

Thank You!

I strive to publish elegant designs that are professionally presented. This means drawing on the talents of tech editors, photographers, test knitters and graphic designers. Very special thanks go to the test knitters and tech editor who worked on this project.

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