Estuary

-------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- **Estuary** - by Emily Wessel ============ -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- *An estuary is an in-between place, not ocean, yet no longer river. It is a fertile habitat where sweet and salt water mix,and many species thrive. Estuary combines two lace patterns to create an ambiguous shape: not quite a shawl, yet something more than a scarf.* July 2013 - the PDF download supercedes the version of the pattern included in Knitty First Fall 2012. Both are correct, but you should **either follow instructions and charts included on the PDF, OR f[ollow charts and instructions from Knitty][1] (don't mix up the two)**. Both will result in the same beautiful finished product! *Note: this pattern includes charted lace instructions only, the chart is not written out.* **Like our designs?** [Get our email updates][2] so you don't miss our irresistible new patterns, fabulous tutorials, and subscriber-only special offers!** ---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- **Pattern Info** =========== **Sizing** Finished piece will be approximately 76” long by 16” deep; depending on gauge, yarn, and how aggressively you block the lace. **Yarn** 600 yds of sock weight or 4-ply yarn (sample in Old Maiden Aunt 100% Superwash Merino 4ply in ‘jaded’) **Needles** US #6 / 4.0 mm *(or as req’d to meet gauge)* **Gauge** 24 sts & 32 rows / 4” in stockinette *(correct gauge is not essential for this project, but may affect yardage)* **Notions** stitch markers, darning needle A blocking wires (if desired) ---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- for all pattern abbreviations, techniques, and to contact us, visit [www.tincanknits.com][4] ---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- [1]: http://knitty.com/ISSUEff12/PATTestuary.php [2]: http://eepurl.com/k5p8L [3]: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/handmade-in-the-uk [4]: http://tincanknits.com/