Back on Blossom Street (32 page)
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Authors: Debbie Macomber
ISBN: 978-1-4268-5474-3
BACK ON BLOSSOM STREET
Copyright © 2007 by Debbie Macomber.
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1
To see pictures of a number of shawls knit with these instructions, and for more detailed line-by-line instructions, go to www.DebbieMacomber.com.
2
Myrna is the author, publisher and distributor of
Stahman’s Shawls and Scarves—Lace Faroese-Shaped Shawls from the Neck Down and Seamen’s Scarves
(Rocking Chair Press, Boise, ID, 2000). She is currently working on a second book,
The Versatility of Lace Knitting—Variations on a Theme.
She may be contacted at [email protected].
3
Go to www.bluemoonfiberarts.com for information on yarns available from Blue Moon Fiber Arts.
4
Alix used a provisional cast-on. When she completed her shawl Alix took out the provisional cast-on and, using the tail of yarn, wove the live stitches together using the Kitchener stitch. You may use your favorite cast-on and then sew the cast-on stitches together using the tail of yarn after you complete your shawl. For instructions on the provisional cast-on see
Stahman’s Shawls and Scarves
or another good knitting reference book.
