Three Shawls: Lace

***A free pattern from Kelbourne Woolens as part of the Greater Philly Yarn Crawl. Check out all Three Shawls [here][1]!*** **Worthy of Note** This trianglular shawl combines a bottom up construction with an intricate lace pattern to create a pretty and unique shawl. The repeating motifs offer both challenge and reward, making it ideal for knitters looking to practice their lace skills. The shawl begins at the bottom point and increases are worked on every row. The lace pattern is worked over a 24 row repeat; make sure you are paying attention as you increase and decrease to maintain proper stitch count. **Specifications YARN** Kelbourne Woolens Silk Blend No. 1 (50% wool, 30% silk, 20% cotton; 202 yds/50 gms): dark gray, 1 skein. Kelbourne Woolens Harmony (72% Kid mohair, 28% Mulberry silk; 230 yds /25 gms): 435 steel blue, 1 skein. **GAUGE** 16 sts and 20 rows = 4” (10 cm) in lace pattern, after blocking. **NEEDLES** 1 – US 7 (4.5 mm) 24” (60 cm) circular or pair straights. *Check your gauge and adjust needle size(s) accordingly if necessary.* **NOTIONS** Tapestry Needle **SIZE** 13.75” (35 cm) depth, 37.75” (96 cm) at widest point. **SKILLS** Lace from charts, I–cord. [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/kelbourne-woolens-three-shawls/patterns