Tilia

Named for the leaves and flowers of trees in the Tilia genus, commonly referred to as linden, lime (not to be confused with the citrus), and basswood.

Shawl is knit from the border up to the top edge. Decreases worked on all right-side rows shape the garment into a triangle as it is knit. To finish, 10 stitches are grafted together; no stitches are bound off. The nupps were added for texture, and the delight in making them. They can be omitted or replaced with beads (instructions included), if desired.

A .pdf of this pattern can be purchased at Patternfish.


Lace weight, 800 yards.
Posh Yarn, Diana in Priviledge.
US 5 (3.75 mm)
Approximately 850 no. 8 seed beads instead of nupps, optional.
Diamond motif 2¼ x 2¼ inches (5.7 x 5.7 cm), blocked
66½ x 36½ inches (169 x 93 cm)
stitch markers, optional
$7.00

This pattern is listed on Ravelry.

Thank you!

Huge thanks to Dee at Posh Yarn for considering this collaboration, and to Claudia and Jacqui, the two lovely ladies on opposite sides of the globe who test knit this pattern making this even more of an international effort than it started out to be.

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Patterns available in electronic format (pdf) from Patternfish.

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