High Seas combines three variations of one lace motif to create an asymmetrical pattern of dramatic waves.

The sample shown was knit on 3.5mm/US4 needles using 3.5 balls (800yds/730m) of Rowan Kidsilk Haze 632 Hurricane.

Dimensions of finished shawl: a parallelogram 68in/172cm by 22in/56cm. The short ends flare out to 24in/61cm.

 

High Seas includes both charted and written patterns in separate pdfs.

 

Charted Pattern

The charted pattern pdf includes three versions:

 

• the original pattern with left-leaning decreases on RS rows, and p2togtbl’s on WS rows

 

• a mirrored version with right-leaning decreases on RS rows, and p2tog's instead of p2togtbl’s on WS rows

 

• a mirrored version with right-leaning decreases on RS rows and plain WS rows.

 

The mirrored versions are a little bit less challenging than the original.

The mirrored version with plain WS rows requires a bit more yarn per repeat than the original, as the chart is 11 stitches wider (see details below).

 

The charted pattern pdf includes three charts and short written instructions for each chart.

English and German versions of the charted pattern pdf are available.

 

Written Pattern

The written pattern pdf contains just one version of High Seas: the slightly easier mirrored version with right-leaning decreases on RS rows and p2tog’s on WS rows.

 

The written pattern pdf is only available in English.

 

High Seas is also available as part of the knit/lab Waves volume 1 eBook.

 

$7.00

 

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The mirrored version with plain WS rows (pictured right) requires a bit more yarn per repeat than the original, as the chart is 11 stitches wider.

 

The visual difference between the two versions is mainly in the smallest waves (slightly denser in this version)

and the transitions between the smallest waves and

the other waves (slightly less open).

 

Dimensions: a parallelogram,

approx. 70in/180cm by 19.5in/50cm

 

The sample was knit by winterstitch

with approx. 860yds/790m of Wollmeise Lace-Garn

for 8 repeats of the main chart.