Leaflette

*Even more beautiful than its sibling [Scarflette][1], Leaflette is a perfect first step into the world of long triangular pieces of knitted art. Leaflette is also an easier and more delicate version for everyone needing such shawls in their lives.* **Also, if you have purchased Scarflette before, or if you add both in the cart now, they will cost €12 together. The promo runs indefinitely. No code needed. Happy knitting!** The pattern has been created 100% by me for you - from the first drop of dye in the pot to the last stitch. It’s designed with a fabulous Thibetanus in mind which you can get through my small online shop [Cecily Grove Yarns][2]. **Size** Regular: approx. 203 cm/80” long and 37 cm/14.75” deep at center. Small: approx. 140 cm/55” long and 25 cm/10” deep at center. Note: Throughout the pattern, any information or instructions that differ between sizes are presented as Regular [Small]. **Yarn** *Regular:* 1 skein of Thibetanus by Cecily Grove Yarns (65% merino, 20% silk, 15% yak; 480m/525y per 120g). Shown in colorway Monarch (gold sample). Or 2 skeins of Piper by Quince & Co. (60% merino, 40% mohair; 279m/305y per 50g). Shown in colorway Sweetwater (blue sample). *Small:* 1 skein of Merlen by Cecily Grove Yarns (90% merino, 10% linen; 360m/394y per 100g). Shown in colorway Inez (pink sample). or approx. 480 [260] m/525 [285] y of any other light fingering yarn which gives you the correct gauge. **Needles** 3.25 mm/US #3 circular needle (60 cm/24" long), or size needed for gauge. **Other** tapestry needle for weaving **Gauge** 25 sts and 32 rows = 10 cm/4" in pattern, measured flat after wet blocking. One pattern repeat (14 sts x 16 rows) measures approx. 6 cm/2.5” wide by 5 cm/2” tall. Note: Depending on your yarn choice and the size you’re knitting, **gauge may be crucial on this project.** The gold sample used an entire 120g skein. Differences in gauge will affect the finished size as well as the required yardage so I strongly recommend making a swatch and adjusting the needle size as necessary. Otherwise, be sure to have extra yarn on hand. Difficulty level: 3/5 **The pattern is easier than Scarflette!** The pattern is fully charted and written out. … *If you purchase 5 of my self-published designs at the same time (they need to be in the same cart), you will get the least expensive for free!* [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/scarflette-3 [2]: https://www.cecilygroveyarns.com/shop?Category=Thibetanus