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Jen Lucas presents a new collection of 16 beautiful shawl patterns made with sock yarn, following the success of Sock-Yarn Shawls. Suitable for both beginners and advanced knitters, the patterns range from small shawlettes to large circular shawls, many using just one skein. Techniques include top-down, bottom-up, crescent, short row, and circular constructions, with some designs featuring attach-as-you-go lace borders.
Disclaimer: I received a digital copy of this book to review from Martingale. The opinions expressed in this review are my own.
Title: Sock Yarn Shawls II
Author: Jen Lucas
Publisher: Martingale
Photographer: Brent Kane
ISBN: 978-1-60468-476-6
Available from Amazon
This is a gorgeous book! The knit patterns available in Sock Yarn Shawls are organized by Shawl Size. There are written instructions for the shawls and for those who wish to use charts – charts have been included for some parts of the designs.
The yarns used in the designs in this book are absolutely beautiful!
The first section includes the Small Shawls. These shawls require one skein of sock yarn (450 yards or less) to complete.
The next section includes the patterns for the Midsize Shawls. These shawls can be completed with approximately 2 skeins of sock yarn (450 to 900 yards of yarn).
The last section includes the patterns for the Large Shawls. These shawls require the most yarn. You will need more than 900 yards of yarn to complete these beauties. These Large Shawls also require a little bit more skill to complete so if you are looking for a challenge and have some time on your hands this is the section for you!
When you are checking your gauge it is important to remember the gauges listed in the book are based on washed and blocked swatches.
The final pages of the book are filled with resources, special techniques, knitting abbreviations and other useful information. You can also find an author synopsis at the end of the publication.
My favourite designs in this publication are Daylily, Juniper and Lycopod. Which ones are your favourites?
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A special thanks to Martingale for providing me with a review copy of this book! All images used with permission from Martingale and their Photographer Brent Kane.
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