Eastern Glow

My goal for Eastern Glow was to create balance, both in the look of the finished shawl, and in the knitting process. A generous dose of garter stitch and easy-peasy eyelets sets the stage for two color brioche and a delicate lace finale. 

Note: I recommend using an I-cord bind off for Eastern Glow to provide enough stretch for the lace to block out as shown.

Finished Measurements 
Wing Span: 82” / 208 cm 
Depth: 15” / 38 cm

Yarn 
Once Upon A Corgi, ‘Marie Cutie’ 443 yds per 100g, 75% SW Corriedale / 25% Nylon
Shown in colors: Nightmares +10 (Main Color / Brioche Contrast Color) and Hedwig (Contrast Color / Brioche Main Color)

Or

440 yds of Main Color and 440 yds of Contrast Color

Needles 
US 5 / 3.75 mm, or size to obtain gauge, 32” circular needle

Notions 

  • Stitch markers

  • Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

  • Blocking mats and pins

Gauge 
19 sts and 44 rows = 4” in garter stitch, after blocking 
Note: exact gauge is not essential for this project, but knitting at a different gauge may affect the yardage requirements.

Techniques Used In This Pattern 

  • Two color brioche

  • Basic lace patterning

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