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New lace shawl design in I Like Knitting Magazine

March 13, 2017 1 Comment

Get your hands on the only shawl you'll ever need, the Abie's Lace Shawl, in the latest issue of I Like Knitting magazine.
There’s a new Hands Occupied design in the latest issue of I Like Knitting magazine. The magazine’s editors have even dubbed this lovely lacy pattern the only shawl you’ll ever need! The Abie’s Lace Shawl  is knit left to right using a relaxing, easy-to-memorize lace stitch pattern. As you knit, you increase from the cast on end until you reach the body of the shawl. One end of the piece includes short row shaping designed to fit around a shoulder to aid in easy wear. You can check out how easy this piece is to wear in with the animation below, and you can get the pattern exclusively in the latest issue of I Like Knitting magazine.

Get your hands on the only shawl you'll ever need, the Abie's Lace Shawl, in the latest issue of I Like Knitting magazine.

Subscribe to I Like Knitting magazine to get the Abie’s Lace Shawl pattern. 

I Like Knitting magazine, April 2017

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Heidi Gustad is a craft book author & content creator in love with primary colors & vintage vibes. She specializes in knitting, crochet, latch hook and macramé, and her first book, Latch Hook: 12 Projects for the Modern Maker, is out now!

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  1. Judy Phillips

    March 13, 2017 at 1:30 pm

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Hi! I’m Heidi, an author, yarn craft designer and content creator specializing in knitting, crochet, latch hook & macrame. My work unapologetically features primary colors and vintage-meets-modern style. My first book, Latch Hook: 12 Projects for the Modern Maker, is now available!

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