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Bella Botanica is a versatile pattern for all levels of lace knitters. The shawl can be knit without beads and nupps or you can add just the beads or beads and nupps. Knitted in three yarn weights and three sizes provides inspiration for your project choice. Knit from the top down starting with the tiny new leaves, progressing to the mature leaves and ending with the trumpet flower edging, this shawl will be a beautiful asset to your collection and a joy to knit.

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Bella Botanica is a versatile pattern for all levels of lace knitters. The shawl can be knit without beads and nupps or you can add just the beads or beads and nupps. Knitted in three yarn weights and three sizes provides inspiration for your project choice. Knit from the top down starting with the tiny new leaves, progressing to the mature leaves and ending with the trumpet flower edging, this shawl will be a beautiful asset to your collection and a joy to knit. Laceweight Size: 84 x 36 inches Yarn: Sweet Georgia Merino Silk Lace in Mist; 1 skein 765 yds., used 730 yds. Beads: 762 #8 seed beads Needles: US size 4 circular needle Notes: Knit Chart 1 six times Knit Chart 2 three times Knit Chart 3 one time Nupps have 7 loops. With fine laceweight, you could do 9. Heavy Lace/Light Fingering Size: 76 x 37 inches Yarn: Sweet Georgia SeaSilk Lace in Pistachio; 1 skein 700 yds., used 615 yds. Needles: US size 5 circular needle Notes: Knit Chart 1 four times Knit Chart 2 two times Knit Chart 3 one time Nupps have 5 loops Sportweight Size: 68 x 32 inches Yarn: Yarn Chef Cider in Dime Store Lipstick; 1 skein 375 yds.; used 250 yds. and The Sanguine Gryphon Bugga in Rough Fungus Beetle; 1 skein 412 yds.; used 160 yds. Needles: US size 7 circular needle Beads: 78 #6 seed beads Notes: Knit Chart 1 two times Knit Chart 2 two times Knit Chart 3 one time Laceweight in Sweet Georgia Merino Silk Lace © 2011 Karen Strauss. You are free to sell shawls made with your own hands using this pattern, however, please do not sell or distribute the pattern. Ravelry name: like2makethings
Beads and Nupps On the charts you will see the letter N to indicate where a nupp can be placed. If you do not wish to add nupps, you can put a bead at that position or just knit the stitch. On the charts you will see the letter B to indicate the placement of a bead. If you do not wish to add beads, then simply ignore the letter and knit the stitch. I put the symbols for the beads on the right side odd numbered rows, but I personally like to add them on the following wrong side row. I like the placement of the bead on the stitch better, which you can read about in Ravelry on my Bead Technique Study. http:// www.ravelry.com/projects/like2makethings/ beading-technique-study I also find it frees up my concentration for the stitch pattern if I don’t have to think about the bead placement. This is Heavy Lace/ Light Fingering especially helpful for future patterns in Sweet Georgia SeaSilk where you may want to add a bead onto a Lace decreased stitch sequence. This is a personal preference, however, and you The green shawl was the first one that I made. After should add beads as you feel most suggestions from Sandra Alice Oakeshott, (Ravelry comfortable. name: sandralice), the center spine area and the last row of edging were improved. A special thank you to Sandra for her help with this pattern and all the other projects we have collaborated on. Borders There is a three stitch border on each side of the shawl. You can choose to work this in garter by knitting the first three stitches at the beginning and ending of every row on the right and wrong side of the shawl. Or you can slip the first stitch as if to purl with yarn in front, move yarn to back, and knit the remaining two stitches in the right border and then knit the three stitches on the left border. Repeat for the wrong side row slipping the first stitch as if to purl as you previously did on the right side row. By slipping the stitch, you create a little chain effect up the sides of the shawl that is quite pretty. Sportweight in Yarn Chef Cider and The Sanguine © 2011 Karen Strauss. You are free to sell shawls made with your own hands using this pattern, however, please do not sell or Gryphon Bugga distribute the pattern. Ravelry name: like2makethings
Gauge Set Up Chart Gauge is not important with this shawl. I knit I remember when I was first learning loosely and with garments usually go down one how to read charts, I found it helpful to or two needle sizes. However, with shawls, I have the pattern written out to double knit laceweight with an US 4 and fingering check that I was reading the chart with an US 5 or 6. correctly. Here are the step by step directions for the Set Up Chart with Casting On the center stitch indicated with red. You will start at the top center neck edge with a cast on. This can be a simple cast on of 9 Row 1: Knit 3, *yo, k1, yo, k1, yo, k1, stitches, knit 3 rows and then start Row 1 of yo, k3. the Set Up Chart or you can do a garter tab Row 2 and all even rows: Knit 3, purl cast on by casting on 3 stitches with a to last 3 stitches, k3. backward loop, knit 7 rows. Rotate the piece Row 3: K3, yo, k3, yo, k1, yo, k3, yo, k3. clockwise and you will see 3 garter bumps on Row 5: K3, yo, k5, yo, k1, yo, k5, yo, k3. the edge. Pick up and knit those 3 bumps . Row 7: K3, *yo, k1, k2tog, yo, k1, yo, Rotate again and pick up the original 3 cast on ssk, k1, yo,* k1. Repeat * to last 3 stitches resulting in a total of 9 stitches. Turn. stitches, k3 Knit 3, purl 3, knit 3, turn and proceed to Row 9: K3, *yo, k2, k2tog, yo, k1,yo, Setup Chart. ssk,k2, yo* k1. Repeat* to last 3 stitches, k3 The garter tab cast on blends better with the Row 11: K3, *yo, k2, k2tog, yo, k3, yo, border stitches than the simple cast on. ssk, k2, yo,* k1. Repeat * to last 3 Here is a nice tutorial on the Garter Tab Cast stitches, k3. On: http://westknits.com/index.php/2011/07/garter- Row 13: K3, *yo, k1, k2tog, yo, k1, yo, tab-cast-on/ ssk, k1, k2tog, yo, k1, yo, ssk, k1, yo *, k1. Repeat * to last 3 stitches, k3. Instructions Row 15: K3, *yo, k2, k2tog, yo, k1, yo, ssk, k1, k2tog, yo, k1, yo, ssk, k2, yo *, You can customize the size of your shawl by k1. Repeat * to last 3 stitches, k3. how many times you repeat Charts 1 and 2. I Row 17: K3, *yo, k1, yo, sl2k1psso, yo, have made shawls with various number of k3, yo, sl2k1psso, yo, k3, yo, sl2k1psso, repeats but you can create your own unique yo, k1, yo *, k1. Repeat * to last 3 size by your choice of repeats. stitches, k3. Charts show the right side half the shawl. After completing the Setup Chart, Read chart right to left. When you have knitted move to Chart 1. (Tiny Leaves). You the center stitch, go back to start of chart row can repeat this 6 row pattern multiple (minus the three border stitches ) for the left times side of the shawl. Add the 3 border stitches at the end of each row. Next, work Chart 2, (Mature Leaves). Again this 12 row pattern can also be All wrong side rows are K3, purl to last 3 repeated multiple times. stitches, k3. Next, work Chart 3, (Trumpet Flower) Pattern repeats are indicated by yellow shaded only once. areas surrounded by a red outline. © 2011 Karen Strauss. You are free to sell shawls made with your own hands using this pattern, however, please do not sell or distribute the pattern. Ravelry name: like2makethings
Finishing Cast off using a stretchy cast off. I like Stitch Key this one: knit 2 stitches, slip 2 stitches back on the left needle and knit tog No Stitch through the back loops. *Knit 1 , slip 2 stitches back on the left needle and knit tog through the back loops, repeat *until Knit all stitches are bound off. You can use this bind off on the right side or the j Yarnover wrong side of your shawl. If you yarn is fine lace weight, you might want to Knit 2 together | consider doubling the yarn for the bind off. Weave in loose ends but leave a SSK \ small amount of yarn tail as the yarn may be drawn up in the blocking process. Slip 2 tog as if to knit , K1, After blocking, trim off any loose ends. v pass slipped stitches over N Optional nupp B Optional bead Center Stitch Set up Chart Border Stitches j jvj jvj jvj j 17 45 j \ j j | \ j j | j 15 41 j \ j j | \ j j | j 13 37 j \ j j | j 11 33 j \ j j | j 9 29 j \ j j | j 7 25 j j 5 21 j j 3 17 j j 1 13 Green boxes indicate total stitch count for the row. Blue boxes indicate row numbers © 2011 Karen Strauss. You are free to sell shawls made with your own hands using this pattern, however, please do not sell or distribute the pattern. Ravelry name: like2makethings
Center Border Stitch Chart 3 Stitches j jvj jvj jv j jvj jvj jvj jvj j vj jvj jvj j vj jvj jvj j 85 j \ j B j | \ j B j | \ j B j | \ j B j | j 83 j \ j B B j | \ j B B j | \ j B B j | \ j B B j | j 81 j \ j j | \ j j | \ j j | \ j j | j 79 j \ j B j | \ j B j | \ j B j | \ j B j | j 77 j B | j j \ B | j j \ B | j j \ B j 75 j B | j j \ B | j j \ B | j j \ B j 73 j B | j j \ B | j j \ B | j j \ B j 71 j B | j j \ B | j j \ B | j j \ B j 69 j B | j j \ B | j j \ B | j j \ B j 67 j B | j j \ B | j j \ B | j j \ B j 65 j jvj jvj jvj j 63 j j | \ j j | \ j j | \ j j 61 j j | B \ j j | B \ j j | B \ j j 59 j B B \ j j | B B \ j j | B B j 57 j N \ j j | N \ j j | N j 55 Center Border Stitch Chart 2 Stitches j \ j j | j | jv j \ j \ j j | j | jv j \ j \ j j | j | jv j \ j \ j j | j 53 j j | j | \ j \ j j | j | \ j \ j j | j | \ j \ j j 51 j j | j | \ j \ j j | j | \ j \ j j | j | \ j \ j j 49 j j | B \ j j | B \ j j | B \ j j 47 j B B \ j j | B B \ j j | B B j 45 j N \ j j | N \ j j | N j 43 j \ j j | j | jvj \ j \ j j | j | jvj \ j \ j j | j 41 j j | j | \ j \ j j | j | \ j \ j j 39 j j | j | \ j \ j j | j | \ j \ j j 37 j j | B \ j \ j j | j | B \ j j 35 j B B \ j j | B B j 33 j N \ j j | N j 31 Center Border Stitch Chart 1 Stitches 1x 2x 3x 4x 5x j jvj jvj jvj jvj jvj j 29 69 93 117 141 165 j \ j j | \ j j | \ j j | \ j j | j 27 65 89 113 137 161 j \ j j | \ j j | \ j j | \ j j | j 25 61 85 109 133 157 j \ j jvj jvj j | j 23 57 81 105 129 153 j \ j j | \ j j | \ j j | j 21 53 77 101 125 149 j \ j j | \ j j | \ j j | j 19 49 73 97 121 145 Green boxes indicate total stitch count for the row. The number above indicate number of repeats of the 6 row pattern. Blue boxes indicate row numbers © 2011 Karen Strauss Ravelry name: like2makethings