Yorkshire Meadow is 150g shawl is designed to bring a pop of color to your wardrobe, while remaining wearable and versatile. It is large enough to wrap up in, without taking as long to knit as other multi-skein projects. Beverly, one of my dearest friends who introduced me to the beauty and personality of the city of Baltimore, inspired the name of this shawl as Beverly means from the meadow and likely originated in Yorkshire. Like my friend Beverly, Plied Yarns calls Baltimore home and I am continually encouraged and inspired by their creativity.
Yarn
Plied Yarns , North Ave, 100% non-superwash wool, 2-ply woolen spun fingering weight yarn, 215 yds/ 197 m per 1.75 oz/ 50 g. Sample shown in 2 skeins of Sauerkraut at Thanksgiving (Color A) and 1 skein of Webb (Color B).
Needles
- US 6/ 4.0 mm needles for knitting a large piece flat, or size needed to get gauge. Optional: Needle one size larger for use in bind-off.
Gauge
- 18 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches in Stockinette
Notions
- 4 stitch markers, tapestry needle to weave in ends, tools to aggressively block a large shawl (usually blocking wires, pins).
Blocked Size
- 70 in/ 178 cm wide across the top. 24 in/ 70 cm deep at center
Pattern Info
- This pattern has been tech edited & test knit.
- All instructions are written only (not charted).
About the Name
Beverly, one of my dearest friends who introduced me to the beauty and personality of the city of Baltimore, inspired the name of this shawl as Beverly means from the meadow and likely originated in Yorkshire. Like my friend Beverly, Plied Yarns calls Baltimore home and I am continually encouraged and inspired by their creativity.
