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Angel Wingspan is a "holey" variation of the original Wingspan shawl pattern.
NOTICE: Wingspan
by Tri’Coterie Designs is available separately via a free download at http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/wingspan-2. Please download the original pattern
first. These notes reference the Wingspan pattern.
Angel (a variation of Wingspan) The variations are highlighted in bold.
- Size 5 circular needle
- 475 – 550 meters sock yarn. Adding stitches for depth or length will require more yarn than Wingspan.
Cast on 99
stitches (a multiple of 3; more stitches results in a deeper scarf)
Follow Wingspan Triangle 1 instructions.
DO NOT wrap stitches. This will
leave a slight gap every three stitches.
Triangle 2 and following
triangles
ROW 1 Sl1p, k2, *YO, k2tog, knit 1. Repeat from * to 16 stitches before the end of the row or marker. TURN
ROWS 2 – 4+
Follow Wingspan instructions
After last triangle (Wingspan suggests eight triangles, working
more triangles results in a longer scarf.)
Sl1p, k2,
*YO, k2tog, knit 1. Repeat from *.
CAUTION: as you come to each marker there will be
4 stitches between gaps. After
completing the YO, k2tog 2 times.
Follow Wingspan
instructions to knit rows.
BO loosely!
Thank you so much for crediting me in this post. I love your variation. Some people like to wrap and not have any holes; I prefer not to bother and get little holes. Your variation celebrates them and it looks great.
ReplyDeleteDo you have your projects posted on Ravelry? I would really like to acknowledge this lovely variation on the pattern page and will be posting it on my Pinterest Board :)
Of course I am on Ravelry as Stewlf and this version is posted. Your geometric work is so fun to knit. Thanks for the fantastic Wingspan!
DeleteAh, Ha...I wish O would have done mine like this I like this open row. I wish I know more about knitting this would ahve been so easy. I'll just need to make another. Thanmks for this post!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this! My yarn (Noro King) leaves huge holes at the short row turns, and I like the idea of developing that.
ReplyDeleteThank you! thank you! As I looked at this pattern your variation was just what i was trying to figure out. I'm looking forward to trying it with your notes.
ReplyDeleteLove your pattern. I have 1 question about the ending of the angel wingspan.
ReplyDeleteDoes your row at the end of the directions that begins with: "Sl1p, k2, *YO, k2tog, knit 1. Repeat from * CAUTION: as you come to each marker there will be 4 stitches between gaps. After completing the YO, k2tog 2 times"
Replace the row in the original pattern, which reads:
"Sl1p, knit all stitches on needle removing markers as you go. (It may be necessary to knit some stitches through the back loop depending on how the stitches present themselves)", or is it in addition to the original row?
Thanking you in advance.
I replace so that I get holes.
DeleteHelp. I purchased enough yarn to make Wingspan (425 yards) - then saw your variation so of course want to make that. Why does your pattern require more yarn? I haven't wrapped my head around how to make this yet.
ReplyDeleteI add stitches (99) to the depth of each wedge and that requires more yarn.
ReplyDeleteI've seen this shawl in person and it's lovely. Lenora you always pick such nice color ways!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ana. Wing On!
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