A wrap is a mighty handy thing to have these days, especially if it’s light, soft and airy and worked in pale and promising colors. It’s perfect for tossing around shoulders in a chilly restaurant or outdoors inside or outside of your jacket. I’ve had a thing for chevrons recently. I love their fluid movement and the energy they produce in fabric. They remind me of the exciting geometric patterned textiles of Sonia Delaunay, Orphism, and the reckless time between the wars. Marcelle is a little tamer, a glimpse of that time viewed through a long lens. Do you like my work? Be first to learn about weekly discounts, new releases, freebies, tutorials and events. SUBSCRIBE HERE! YARN: MC Knit Picks Bare Hare (80% wool, 20% angora 50g/219 yds) 2 skeins CC Knit Picks Palette (100% Peruvian highland wool 50g/ 231g) 1 skein NEEDLES: 4.00mm circular needle with min. 32″ cable, 4.50mm dpn for binding off TOOLS/NOTIONS: Removable stitch markers, tapestry needle for weaving in ends. GAUGE: 22 sts & 30 rows = 4″ in Stockinette st after blocking FINISHED DIMENSIONS: 64″ at widest, 19″ at deepest CONSTRUCTION: Semi-circular shawl with 3 increases per side every other row. Chevron section is knitted on.
