CLORIS SHAWL BY KRISTINA SCHLING

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Chloris was a Nymph associated with spring, flowers and new growth. Her Roman equivalent was the goddess Flora. She was abducted by (and later married) Zephyr, the god of the west wind. Yarn: Malabrigo Lace 1 skein Water Green Needles: US 3 - 3.25 mm, DPNs for the start and a longer needle for the rest of the shawl. Other Notions: stitch markers A crochet hook slightly larger than your needle.

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CLORIS SHAWL BY KRISTINA SCHLING Chloris was a Nymph associated with spring, flowers and new growth. Her Roman equivalent was the goddess Flora. She was abducted by (and later married) Zephyr, the god of the west wind. Yarn: Malabrigo Lace 1 skein Water Green Needles: US 3 - 3.25 mm, DPNs for the start and a longer needle for the rest of the shawl. Other Notions: stitch markers A crochet hook slightly larger than your needle. CO 8 in the round using Thom Christoph's Knit the first and last 3 stitches on all RS Circular Beginning, or any other circular rows for the rest of the shawl until When you have completed row 15 of chart cast on you're comfortable with. otherwise stated. These 3 stitches are not G, using crochet hook, do a slip 1 chain 1 shown on any chart. into each slipped stitch down the edge of Knit 1 round. the point. Then bind off 1 stitch. Knit one repeat of chart C, one repeat of Knit rounds 1-13 of Chart A, knitting all chart D right, one repeat of chart C, one Now follow the same process with chart H even rounds. This and all other charts repeat of chart D left, one repeat of chart as you did for chart G binding off 2 only show right side rows. C. Note: Chart C creates the center and stitches between chart H points until all edge bands. chart F right stitches have been bound off. Knit 59 stitches. Knit rows 1-12 of these charts 3 times. Repeat the process again with chart G to CO 3 stitches with the knit on cast on in You will repeat the chart C sections as bind off all chart C stitches. the next stitch. established until the BO section. Continue the process with chart H until all row1: knit 2, ssk, turn Continue knitting, replacing chart D right chart F left stitches are used. row 2: knit 3, turn and left with chart E right and left once. Then Replace chart E right and left with Repeat chart G a final time for the final repeat rows 1, and 2 15 more times so chart F right and left once. repeat of chart C, and after working down you have decreased 16 stitches. You the edge bind off the remaining 3 stitches. should have 51 stitches on your needle. When you've finished chart F right and left through row 12, bind off the 3 edge If crochet isn't your thing, you can achieve Knit 3, knit row 1 of Chart B, knit 3 into the stitches. the same thing, by picking up, and 3 stitch cast on edge. immediately binding off stitches in the slip Place markers as needed. Knit row 1 of chart G slipping the first stitches down the edge or cutting the yarn stitch of all wrong side rows. at the tip of each point. On the next, and all other WS rows until You will be knitting only 1 repeat of chart otherwise stated: Knit 3, purl to last 3 G at a time and you will not be using all of stitches, knit 3. the stitches on your needle. 1 © 2011 Kristina Schling
Chart A 2 © Kristina Schling Chart B Chart C Chart D Left Chart D Right
Chart E Left 3 © Kristina Schling Chart E Right
Chart F Right 4 © Kristina Schling Chart F Left Chart G Chart H