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    This document provides instructions for making the Springtime Bandit lace shawl. It includes specifications for materials needed, gauge, needles, notions, size, and skills required. Directions are given to cast on stitches using a garter tab method and work the shawl in three sections - a set-up chart, body chart repeated four times, and an edge chart. Charts are provided to work lace patterns and shaping. Finishing involves weaving in ends and blocking. Useful tips are given for working the cast on and reading charts.

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    This document provides instructions for making the Springtime Bandit lace shawl. It includes specifications for materials needed, gauge, needles, notions, size, and skills required. Directions are given to cast on stitches using a garter tab method and work the shawl in three sections - a set-up chart, body chart repeated four times, and an edge chart. Charts are provided to work lace patterns and shaping. Finishing involves weaving in ends and blocking. Useful tips are given for working the cast on and reading charts.

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    This document provides instructions for making the Springtime Bandit lace shawl. It includes specifications for materials needed, gauge, needles, notions, size, and skills required. Directions are given to cast on stitches using a garter tab method and work the shawl in three sections - a set-up chart, body chart repeated four times, and an edge chart. Charts are provided to work lace patterns and shaping. Finishing involves weaving in ends and blocking. Useful tips are given for working the cast on and reading charts.

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    This document provides instructions for making the Springtime Bandit lace shawl. It includes specifications for materials needed, gauge, needles, notions, size, and skills required. Directions are given to cast on stitches using a garter tab method and work the shawl in three sections - a set-up chart, body chart repeated four times, and an edge chart. Charts are provided to work lace patterns and shaping. Finishing involves weaving in ends and blocking. Useful tips are given for working the cast on and reading charts.

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    Springtime Bandit

    Kate Gagnon Osborn


    Springtime Bandit
    Kate Gagnon Osborn

    Specifications Directions
    YARN GARTER TAB CAST ON:
    400 yards aran or worsted weight wool or wool blend yarn. Using crochet hook and waste yarn, chain 4 sts, fasten off
    Suggestions: and break yarn. Using working yarn, p/u and k 1 st in each
    Manos del Uruguay Maxima of 2 back loops of chain – 2 sts on ndls.
    Kelbourne Woolens Germantown
    Woolfolk Tov Knit 6 rows.
    Julie Asselin Nurtured
    GAUGE Next Row: K2, rotate work and p/u 1 st in each of 3
    16 sts + 20 rows = 4” in lace pattern after blocking. garter ridges, carefully remove waste yarn from CO sts,
    NEEDLES place 2 sts on LH ndl, k2 – 7 sts.
    1 – 32” US 9 (5.5 mm) circular. Next Row: K all sts.
    NOTIONS
    Tapestry needle, 1 yard waste yarn of comparable size, BODY:
    crochet hook to match. Work Rows 1–23 of Set-Up Chart – 55 sts.
    SIZE
    50” across at widest point, 22” deep. Next Row (WS): K2, p to 2 sts rem, k2.
    SKILLS
    Intermediate lace comprehension: increasing, decreasing, Work Rows 1–12 of Body Chart 4 times – 167 sts.
    understanding a chart and following the symbols within.
    Work Rows 1–34 of Edge Chart once.
    Abbreviations BO all sts loosely kwise.
    For a list of commonly used abbreviations, please visit:
    FINISHING:
    kelbournewoolens.com/abbreviations.
    Weave in ends. Soak in warm water and woolwash. Block
    pieces to measurements and let dry.
    Notes On The Charts
    Only one half and the center stitch are charted for all
    charts. To work the charts, Work the chart from right to
    left to the center stitch, working the appropriate number of
    pattern repeats as necessary on the Body and Edge Charts.
    For the second half, read charts from right to left again,
    omitting the 2 edge stitches, and working them at the end
    in lieu of the center stitch. Pattern repeats are outlined in
    green.

    Wrong side rows are not charted on the Set-Up and Body
    Charts. For all uncharted wrong side rows, work as follows:
    Knit 2, purl until 2 sts remain, k2.

    For the Edge Chart, work the WS rows as charted.

    Useful Tips
    For a tutorial on working the garter tab cast on, visit our
    tutorial here: kelbournewoolens.com/tips-and-tricks/
    garter-tab-cast-on.

    For a tutorial on working lace from charts, visit our


    Charts Series: kelbournewoolens.com/tips-and-tricks/
    working-from-charts-lace

    ©2018 Kate Gagnon Osborn. All rights reserved. 2


    Springtime Bandit
    Kate Gagnon Osborn

    Set Up Chart Chart Key


    23 Knit on RS, Purl on WS
    21
    19 Purl on RS, Knit on WS
    17
    15 No stitch
    13
    11 yo – 1 st inc’d
    9
    7 (K1, yo, k1) in the same st – 2 sts inc’d
    5
    3 K2tog – 1 st dec’d
    1 (RS)
    SKP – 1 st dec’d
    S2KP – 2 sts dec’d

    Body Chart
    11
    9
    7
    5
    3
    1 (RS)

    pattern repeat

    Edge Chart
    33

    31

    29

    27

    25

    23

    21

    19

    17

    15

    13

    11

    1 (RS)
    pattern repeat

    ©2018 Kate Gagnon Osborn. All rights reserved. 3


    Photography: Amanda Lupke. v2 8.1.18
    Contact: [email protected]. Not to be reprinted or knit for sale or profit. 4

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