Freend

Freend is a Scottish variant of the word ‘friend’. Created as tribute to 30 years of friendship with my oldest and dearest friend, This 3/4 shawl is a symbol of friendship and the warm enveloping comfort it offers. DETAILS > Yarn: Fingering weight in: Colour A: 164 g/ 587 m / 642 yards, Colour B: 57g/ 205 m/ 224 yards, Colour C: 130g / 468 m/ 512 yards, Colour D: 154g / 554 m/ 606 yards
 > Specific Yarn Used in Sample: Bramble Ridge Merino Sock Yarn in Linum (Colour A), Squall (Colour B), Magpie (Colour C), and Slate (Colour D). > Needles: 4 mm / Size US 6 80 cm/ 32” circular
 > Notions: Stitch Marker, blocking tools and tapestry needle. 
 > Gauge (blocked) in stockinette stitch: 36 rows x 18 sts = 10 cm / 4”
 NOTES > For pattern support, please email wolfandfaunknits@gmail.com > Gauge and tension will affect the yardage of the yarn. Due to variations in personal knitting, and to avoid a game of yarn chicken, I recommend gathering more than enough yarn to complete the project in case you end up needing slightly more. I typically make sure I have 10% more yarn than the pattern calls for to make up for waste yarn or needing more due to my personal gauge and tension. > An i-cord bind-off is used however you can substitute your preferred bind-off method.