Olgajazzy Kune-Kune Shawl

KUNE–KUNE ???? (jap.)–winding, meandering, twisting and turning

Exuberant texture in this shawl has been inspired by continuous exploration of partial knitting and horizontal pleating techniques. Combined together with luxuriously soft fibers that aid in enhancing normally rigid texture to provide fluidity and drape in this intricate accessory.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 
(blocked) 
Wingspan approx. 68” 
Depth approx 28”

YARN 
mYak Baby Yak Lace (100% Baby Yak, 360 yards per 50 grams); 
6 skeins; color Daydream

OR 2160 yds of other lace weight yarn (if held double stranded) 
OR 1080 yds of fingering or sport weight yarn (if held single stranded)

NEEDLE 
US 5 (3.75 mm). A circular needle is recommended to accommodate the increasing number of stitches.

GAUGE 
Working Gauge 
One 6-st and 16-row motif measures 1.75” tall and 1” wide with two strands of yarn held together, measured before washing and blocking 
Blocked Gauge 
One 6-st and 16-row motif measures 2” tall and 1.5” wide with two strands of yarn held together, measured after washing and blocking 
Gauge is not critical for this pattern, but if your gauge is different you may require more or less yarn.

NOTIONS 
Crochet hook size D (3.25 mm) or E (3.5 mm) 
Waste yarn in similar weight to working yarn 
One double pointed needle (dpn), 1 or 2 sizes smaller than main needle 
Tapestry needle

Please note that this pattern is sold as a physical copy; it is not a PDF.