Edradour

$6.50

Edradour was my travel project for my trip to Scotland - and it was the perfect travel companion! The pattern is much simpler than it looks, and it was great for picking up and putting down, knitting in pubs and working on while talking to friends. It’s fast and satisfying and intuitive, and just a little bit addictive.

To create the shawl, I worked her sport weight Mohonk Cormo on #8 needles for a light and airy fabric. Simple lace motifs are worked at the beginning and end of each row, and increases are worked along the center panel. It’s soothing, easy knitting with soft, gorgeous yarn.

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Edradour was my travel project for my trip to Scotland - and it was the perfect travel companion! The pattern is much simpler than it looks, and it was great for picking up and putting down, knitting in pubs and working on while talking to friends. It’s fast and satisfying and intuitive, and just a little bit addictive.

To create the shawl, I worked her sport weight Mohonk Cormo on #8 needles for a light and airy fabric. Simple lace motifs are worked at the beginning and end of each row, and increases are worked along the center panel. It’s soothing, easy knitting with soft, gorgeous yarn.

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Yarn: Jill Draper Makes Stuff Mohonk (100% Cormo wool, 370yds/338m per 3.99oz/113g skein). Sample main color is Ice Floe.

Gauge: 18sts/24rows = 4”/10cm in stockinette

Needles: US 8/5.0mm

Size:

84"/213.5cm long

18"/45.5cm wide

Yardage:

740-800yds

677-732m