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Autumn Jewels Wrap – Part 2

Lace Section

 

 

Did you have fun working the base of The Autumn Jewels Wrap last week? Great, because now you have a place to add the pretty lacy section! I started out by adding a transition border between the base and the lace. I love the way this looks plus it establishes a nice place to set the stitch counts for the lace. The lace is a very simple repeat of basic stitches and widens slightly as it progresses for pretty shaping and nice drape.

One of my favorite parts of this wrap is that it can be worn in so many different ways and it looks great with jeans or an evening dress! It can even work wrapped around your waist as a beach cover up!

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This is the second time I’ve teamed up with KT & The Squid to bring you a CAL project with custom dyed yarn. You can see our first project, the Spring Showers Shawl, HERE. For the Autumn Jewels Wrap, Katy custom dyed three beautiful, rich jewel toned colorways, and the yarn is exquisite! It is called Squid Singles and is a 100% superwash merino that comes in 100 gram balls (approximately 437 yards/399 meters). You’ll find this yarn is a super soft, dainty fingering/sock weight. It feels slinky on the skin and has wonderful drape. The base that Katy uses is worsted spun which means it is durable and less likely to pill and makes the yarn more breathable even in warmer climates. You can feel good about this yarn for another reason too; Katy sources all of her yarn products from farms that are cruelty free.

 

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While supplies last, Katy will offer all three colors in her ETSY shop!

 

 

 

 

 

Size: Approximately 56” wingspan x 21” long at center.

 

Materials:

• KT & The Squid Sock Yarn, 437 yards per hank, 2 hanks.
• Hook US G/4.00 mm
• Hook US H/5.00 mm
• Other Supplies
  • Tapestry Needle: You will need this to weave in ends.
  • Stitch Markers: These are my favorites.
  • Scissors and tape measure to trim yarn and check measurements.
  • I recommend blocking your shawl, and these are my favorite blocking mats.

 

Gauge is not critical for this pattern, but I got 25 sts x 14 rows in swatch stitch (below) = 4” with a 4.00 mm hook. 

Gauge Swatch – Use Hook US G/4.00 mm:

Row 1: Ch32, sc in 2^nd ch from hook and each remaining ch to end. (31)

Row 2: Ch3 (counts as dc) turn, [ch1, skip 1, dc in next st], repeat between [ ] to end. (31)

Row 3: Ch1, turn, sc in each dc and ch1 space to end. (31)

Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until piece measures approximately 5”.

Compare number of stitches in a 4” square to the pattern gauge and adjust hook as necessary.

 

Abbreviations (US Terms):

ch = chain

dc = double crochet

hdc= half double crochet

sc = single crochet

sl st = slip stitch

st(s) = stitch(es)

tog = together

YO = yarn over

 

Special Stitches:

CL = [YO, insert hook in designated stitch, YO and pull loop through to the height of a double crochet] 3 times (7 loops on hook), YO, pull through all loops on hook.

scVSt = [sc, ch2, sc] in same stitch.

Shell = [dc2tog, ch2, dc2tog, ch2, dc2tog] in same stitch or space.

Shell 2 = [dc, ch1, dc, ch1, dc] in same stitch.

 

Notes:

• Weave ends as you work.
• Ch1 does NOT count as stitch.
• Stitch count is in ( ) at the end of the round.

 

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Get Part 1 of the wrap HERE!

Part 2 – Lace Section:

• Place a stitch marker on the increase edge of Row 81.

Row 1: Working from right side, join yarn at bottom corner of shawl base (rounded side where you made the increases), ch1, sc 307 stitches across to end as follows:  2sc in side of each dc row and 1sc in side of each sc row until Row 81 (marked row); [2sc in side of next 3 rows, 1 sc in side of next row], repeat between [ ] 7 times, then continue with 2sc in side of each dc row and 1sc in side of each sc row to end. (307 sc) Adjustment note: This row needs to be a multiple of 10 + 7; also, see multiple requirements after Row 9.

Row 2: Ch3, turn, dc in next st, [ch1, skip 1, dc in next st], repeat between [ ] until 1 st remains, dc in last st. (307)

Row 3 (Change to US H/5.00 mm Hook): Ch3, turn, dc in each dc and ch space to end. (307)

Row 4: Ch3, turn, dc in next dc, ch1, skip 1, dc in next 2 dc, [ch3, skip 3, scVSt in next dc, ch3, skip 3, dc in next 3 dc], repeat between [ ] 28 times, ch3, skip 3, scVSt in next dc, ch3, skip 3, dc in next 2 dc, ch1, skip 1, dc in last 2 dc. (30 scVSts)

Row 5: Ch3, turn, dc in next dc, ch1, skip 1, dc in next 2 dc, [ch1, Shell in scVSt, ch1, dc in next 3 dc], repeat between [ ] 28 times, ch1, Shell in scVSt, ch1, dc next 2dc, ch1, skip 1, dc in last 2 dc. (30 shells)

Row 6: Ch3, turn, dc in next dc, ch1, skip 1, dc in next 2 dc, [ch3, sc in center of next Shell, ch3, dc next 3dc], repeat between [ ] 28 times, ch3, sc in center of next Shell, ch3, dc in next 2 dc, ch1, skip 1, dc in last 2 dc.

Row 7: Ch3, turn, dc in each dc and sc and 3dc in each ch3 space to end (. (307)

Row 8: Ch3, turn, dc in next dc, [ch1, skip 1, dc in next dc], repeat between [ ] until 1 st remains, dc in last dc. (307)

Row 9: Ch2 (counts as hdc), turn, hdc in same st, hdc in each dc and ch space until 1 st remains, 2hdc in last dc. (309) Adjustment note: This row needs to be a multiple of 12 + 9

Row 10: Ch3, turn, dc in next st, [ch5, skip 5, dc in next st], repeat between [ ] until 1 st remains, dc in last st. (54 dc)

Row 11: Ch3, turn, [dc, ch1, dc] in next st, *ch2, Shell 2 in next dc*, repeat between * until 2 dc remain, ch2, [dc, ch1, dc] in next dc, dc in last dc. (50 Shell2 + 2 half Shell2)

Row 12: Ch3, turn, dc in next st, [ch5, dc in center of Shell 2], repeat between [ ] until 1 ch2 space remains, ch5, dc in last 2 dc.

Rows 13 and 14: Repeat Rows 11 and 12.

Row 15: Ch3, turn, [dc, ch1, dc] in next dc, *ch3, Shell 2 in next dc*, repeat between * until 2 dc remain, ch3, [dc, ch1, dc] in next dc, dc in last dc.

Row 16: Ch3, turn, dc in next st, [ch6, dc in center of Shell 2], repeat between [ ] until 1 ch3 space remains, ch6, dc in last 2 dc.

Rows 17 to 20: Repeat Rows 15 and 16.

 

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Step 3: Get your supplies. Two hanks of Squid Singles in your favorite color and two hooks, US G/4.00 mm and US H/5.00 mm. You will also need basic supplies such as a tapestry needle for weaving ends, a couple of stitch markers and a small craft scissor to snip yarn ends. All projects benefit from blocking and this wrap is no exception, especially because you want the lace to stand out! Here are the blocking boards I use. 

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The Schedule!

✅July 29 – August 4: Instructions for Base of Wrap. Post a photo of your progress in your Ravelry project page & add one to the weekly post in the Pattern Paradise Community Group!

✅August 5 – August 11: Pattern instructions for The Lace Section. Post a photo of your progress in your Ravelry project page & add one to the weekly post in the Pattern Paradise Community Group!

August 12 – August 18: Pattern instructions for The Edges and Finishing. Post a final photo  in your Ravelry project page & add one to the weekly post in the Pattern Paradise Community Group!

 

Enter to Win the Weekly Prizes!

To be eligible to with the weekly prizes you must do the following:

Step 1: Create a project on Ravelry linking to the Autumn Jewels Wrap listing. If you don’t know how to do this, you can take a look at my easy tutorial HERE.

Step 2: Update your project each Saturday by midnight eastern time, with at least one photo of the current week’s section. Example: Week 1 – by midnight on August 4th, have your project page updated with the Base.

Step 3: Add one photo and your Ravelry username to the weekly CAL post in the Pattern Paradise Crochet Community Group, or you may simply post a link to your Ravelry project page.

Anyone who has updated their Ravelry project page AND added the required info to the weekly post in the Facebook group by the deadline, will be entered into a random drawing for that week’s prize. Winners will be announced in the Facebook group on Sunday.

 

 

 

 

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