Albuquerque Sunset

**If you put three of my patterns in your cart for purchase, the fourth pattern will be free.** This pattern isn't difficult but it is FUN. A slipped stitch with varying solid rows in between allows the yarn do the work and a simple lace repeat at the end adds some contrast. Yarn is carried up the neck edge for the entire project. One color of yarn is worked at a time. Last 3 pictures show edge where yarn is carried and the back side of the shawl. The [sunsets][3] in Albuquerque, reflecting back on the Sandias are simply beautiful. Get yourself a Golden Pride breakfast burrito, sit back and enjoy the view (or knit in Rhode Island with an Iggy's clam cake and a Dunkin Donuts coffee and pretend, like I do now.) This pattern was designed for one skein each of a variegated and solid sock/fingering weight yarn. If you must use two solid colored skeins, I won't tell. **Final Measurements** 73" long at neck edge by 17" deep. The lace for the border is in both charted and written form. **Requirements** US6 (4mm) needle 2 skeins of sock/fingering yarn, shown in [Miss Babs Yummy 2-ply][4] in Deep Sea Jellyfish and Quicksilver. Deep Sea Jellyfish and Slate also look great together. [1]: http://www.ravelry.com/groups/casapinka [2]: http://sheepandwool.org [3]: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/471400285976223100/ [4]: http://www.missbabs.com/collections/hand-dyed-yarns/Yummy-2-Ply