Tetrad Shawl by Lara Neel

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Yarn: Madelinetosh Tosh Sock in Terra Verte, 3 skeins Needles: #6 Gauge: 18 stitches equals 3.5 inches, in the first main stitch pattern, after blocking. “Tetrad” is a term that, loosely, means, “four.” It pops up in Physics, geometry, music, chromosomes and a few other areas. My twin sister visited me a little while ago to celebrate our birthday. We visited a yarn shop and I asked her to choose a yarn she would like for a new shawl. Her “old” shawl was the first lace-patterned shawl I ever made, Icarus. Her Icarus is holding up well, but I think it’s...

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Tetrad Shawl “Tetrad” is a term that, loosely, means, “four.” It by Lara Neel pops up in Physics, geometry, music, chromosomes and a few other areas. Yarn: Madelinetosh Tosh Sock in Terra Verte, 3 skeins My twin sister visited me a little while ago to Needles: #6 celebrate our birthday. We visited a yarn shop Gauge: 18 stitches equals 3.5 inches, in the first and I asked her to choose a yarn she would like main stitch pattern, after blocking. for a new shawl. Her “old” shawl was the first lace-patterned shawl I ever made, Icarus. Her Icarus is holding up well, but I think it’s time for something new. Lisa chose the yarn, the stitch pattern (Little Exuviae, which I used in these socks), and the general shape (square). So, I cast on. I’m very happy with the results, and I hope she likes it, too. The charts are a bit strange, since the stitch pattern didn’t really line up with the rate of increase, but I think I’ve made it fairly elegant. They are all designed to fit on standard, letter- sized paper. All of the motifs in the shawl are mirror-imaged, which fits, since we are mirror-image twins.
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Tetrad Shawl Key Section 2, and all of the following sections, will only represent one of the four segments of the shawl, which are divided by the stitch markers. The first stitch on the needle is knit always slipped. That very first stitch on right-side rows is not on the chart. purl place a marker place a marker place a marker yarnover ssk k2t Section 1 Start by casting on 3 stitches. For the second and all even-numbered rows, purl all stitches.
Tetrad Shawl, Sections 3 and 4 Section 4’s first segment should start with 61 stitches. Section 3’s first segment should start with 43 stitches. For Section 3 and all others following, repeat the boxed area until you reach the edge of the segment, then finish as charted.
Section 7, segments 2 and 4. Section 7, segments 1 and 3. Section 6’s first segment should start with 97 stitches. Section 5’s first segment should start with 79 stitches.
Tetrad Shawl, Section 8 When you are finished with this chart, work 5 rows in garter stitch and cast off, very loosely. Block without mercy. Darn in all ends, and enjoy. Again, keep the repeating parts going, and simply add more yarn-over sets as the motif grows. Keep the repeating parts going, as before. This chart is only for the leaf-like motif.