Damask

**Damask is now available in LARGE size.** - After getting some requests and questions about making Damask into larger size, I have spent some time working out the Large size pattern for Damask. I hope knitters who love making large shawl can enjoy making Damask as well - ------------------------------------------------------------ I bought this beautiful skein of Malabrigo sock some time ago and I decided to use it to make a shawl. I am really pleased with the outcome of this shawl. It might look very difficult to knit but the lace stitch pattern is just not as hard as you think. **Damask** comes in three sizes, Small, Medium and Large. It is knitted from the bottom to top with mostly 4-st decrease on every right side rows. This pattern provides **full instruction in written format as well as charts.** You will be guided row by row from the beginning till end. Shawl shown in photos is a MEDIUM. **Finished Size:** Small shawl 19” deep 40” wide Medium shawl 23” deep 49” wide Large shawl 27" deep 58" wide **Skill level:** Intermediate Many many thanks to wonderful **Tech Edit** [Cmuralidhara][1] and also test knitters from testing pool group. **Damask won a [3rd prize in Malabrigo Sock Contest][2] and a 2nd prize at Malabrigo junkie WOW Contest** All the errors are fixed and the available version now is the complete corrected version. --------------------------------------------------------------------- **Errata** Written Pattern Row 129: K3, # K, SSK, P, K3, P, K3, P, K2tog, K2, YO, K, YO, K2, SSK, P, K3, P, K3, P, K2tog, K #, P, repeat # to #, K3. (69sts) The center stitch of Row 74, Row 122 (large size) and 146(large size) should be a K. **LARGE SIZE** Row 137: K3, # SSSK, P, K2tog, K2tog, YO, K, YO, P2, 7N, P, 7N, P2, YO, K, YO, SSK, SSK, P, K3tog#, P, repeat # to #, K3. (49sts) - (delete the extra K3, before the SSSK) Row 139: K3, # P2tog, K3, K2tog, K2tog, YO, K, YO, K, YO, K, YO, SSK, SSK, K3, P2tog #, P, repeat # to #, K3. (45sts) **STITCH COUNT for medium size** Row 129 should be 33, not 37 [1]: http://www.ravelry.com/people/cmuralidhara [2]: http://www.malabrigoyarn.com/wordpress/?p=767