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Come early summer, the woods near my house come alive. The forest floor is filled with white flowers and the lovely scent of Sweet Woodruff. The uses of this herb are many, but I love it most for the beauty it rings to the shady corners our woods.

There is a need for all kinds of knits in my life. Garter stitch for meditation, and sometimes something more complicated for fun and for beauty. This shawl falls into the latter. Of the three Pi Shawls in the mini-collection, this one is the most complicated. The lace is however fairly repetitive

Size
58” / 147.5 cm wide by 20” / 51 cm deep

Yarn
Hinterland Dusk (70% single farm source Rambouillet & 30% home grown alpaca; 400 yds / 112 g)
2 skeins Honey
or
800 yds / 732 m fingering weight yarn

Needles
One US 3 (2.5 mm) 36” / 80 cm circular needle
or size needed to obtain gauge

Gauge
18 stitches and 40 rows to 4” (10 cm) over pattern stitch after blocking

Tools
Stitch markers (2)
Tapestry needle