Aideen Shawl – Knitting Pattern

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Aideen Shawl – Knitting Pattern

Aideen is a top-down, crescent-shaped lace shawl with a subtly ruffled stockinette border finished with a picot edge. The shaping and blocking process combined enable the ends to spiral into soft curls.

When designing my shawls, I often pick a theme and work the stitch patterns around that concept. This time I decided to design Aideen based solely on my admiration for the beauty and interesting mathematical structure of the complimentary stitch patterns used in the body of the shawl. The lace pattern that graces the middle section of the body is called Candle of Glory. The name of the shawl refers to the pretty flame pattern, as Aideen is a Celtic name meaning flame. The graceful pattern used on the side wings of the body is a lovely old French stitch called Fleurette.

photo by © Dee O’Keefe

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