Trina

Lace knitting is thought to have originated in Spain and it's easy to imagine a Spanish Señorita wearing this classic-shaped wrap. Whether it's knotted like a scarf or thrown over your shoulders, a wrap makes an elegant addition to your wardrobe. This design has multiple zig-zag eyelets and a garter stitch edging which helps it keep its shape.

Using 4mm needles, cast on 93 sts
❑ Rows 1-3: k
❑ Row 4: k3, (k4, k2tog, k1, yfwd) twelve times, k6
❑ Row 5: k3, p3 (yfwd, p2, p2tog, p3) twelve times, k3
❑ Row 6: k3, (k2, k2tog, k3, yfwd) twelve times, k6
❑ Row 7: k3, p3, (yfwd, p4, p2tog, p1) twelve times, k3
❑ Row 8: k3, (k2tog, k5, yfwd) twelve times, k6
❑ Row 9: k3 (p4, p2tog tbl, p1, yrn) twelve times, p3, k3
❑ Row 10: k6 (yfwd, k2, skpo, k3) twelve times, k3
❑ Row 11: k3 (p2, p2tog tbl, p3, yrn) twelve times, p3, k3
❑ Row 12: k6 (yfwd, k4, skpo, k1) twelve times, k3
❑ Row 13: k3 (p2tog tbl, p5, yrn) twelve times, p3, k3 Rows 4-13 form the pattern. Cont in patt until work meas approx 174cm from cast on edge
❑ K three rows
❑ Cast off

Cut two 25cm lengths for each tassel. Attach eight tassels to each short end at intervals LK

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175 cm long (excluding tassles) x 40 cm wide