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The Maelona Shawl contrasts geometric lace patterns with a floral edging, and plays with transitioning from a small-scale lace pattern to a larger-scale pattern at the border.

Maelona uses hand-dyed yarn from my own range, Aglow Singles - a gorgeous blend of merino, silk and yak.

This shawl is easy to customise, so have fun with it!

A description of how to make larger or lacier versions of the shawl is included in the pattern notes.

Yarn
Lottieknits Aglow Singles (65% Superwash Merino, 20% Silk 15% Yak, 480m per 120g skein), Spellbound, 1 skein

Tension
20 sts and 32 rows to 10cm (4”) over stripes of stocking stitch and chart 2 after blocking
18 sts and 32 rows to 10cm (4”) over chart 3 after blocking

Needles
4mm circular needles 100cm long or longer

Other supplies
2 stitch markers

Approx. finished size in cm (inches”) after blocking 43.5cm (17”) deep
188cm (74”) wingspan

Notes
Stitch patterns are provided in both written and charted formats, so you can work from whichever one you prefer.

Available on Ravelry

Available on LoveCrafts

The Maelona Shawl contrasts geometric lace patterns with a floral edging, and plays with transitioning from a small-scale lace pattern to a larger-scale pattern at the border.

Maelona uses hand-dyed yarn from my own range, Aglow Singles - a gorgeous blend of merino, silk and yak.

This shawl is easy to customise, so have fun with it!

A description of how to make larger or lacier versions of the shawl is included in the pattern notes.

Yarn
Lottieknits Aglow Singles (65% Superwash Merino, 20% Silk 15% Yak, 480m per 120g skein), Spellbound, 1 skein

Tension
20 sts and 32 rows to 10cm (4”) over stripes of stocking stitch and chart 2 after blocking 18 sts and 32 rows to 10cm (4”) over chart 3 after blocking

Needles
4mm circular needles 100cm long or longer

Other supplies
2 stitch markers

Approx. finished size in cm (inches”) after blocking 43.5cm (17”) deep 188cm (74”) wingspan

Notes
Stitch patterns are provided in both written and charted formats, so you can work from whichever one you prefer.