This is a shawl that surely even Cinderella would have wanted to wear. Yet, it was given to her step-sister Anastasia.

The shawl is knit in lightweight alpaca wool, lending it softness without heaviness. Several beads are woven into the front of the shawl to provide not only a hint of shimmer but also a lovely drape.
The simple design allows the shawl to be serviceable for everyday wear. Take it from home to work to out on the town. The simple design also equates to an easy yet entertaining knit.
Finished Measurements (After blocking):
Width at top of shawl: 56 inches/142 cm
Length: 28 inches/71 cm
Yarn:
Lace-weight Alpaca wool
100% Alpaca
800 yards
Materials needed:
•One 40-inch/100 cm circular needle in size 1/2.5 mm
•570 8mm seed beads
•One place marker
•Row counter
•Sewing Needle with which to string the beads on
Recommended Knitting Skill level:
Easy
Knitting Stitches used in pattern:
Knit, Purl, Double Yarnover, SKP, Slip stitch, and K2tog.
As with all my patterns, you will receive a pdf document providing step-by-step instructions on how to make the shawl. For those who are visually oriented (as I am!), I also provide a knitting chart explaining how to knit the repeating pattern.
Purchase Notes:
As mentioned above, this pattern is a pdf file. Once payment is complete, you will be able to download the pattern. All payments are processed by Paypal. If you don’t have a Paypal account, you may still pay with this method by using your credit card. No account set up is necessary. If you use a Paypal account that does not have any funds in it nor is associated with a credit card, Paypal will process your payment with an e-check. Typically, a delay of three days is noticed when using an e-check. Once the check clears, you may download the pattern. Please note that you can avoid the delay by using a credit card.
If you have any problems with your purchase or any questions about knitting this pattern, please contact me at KnittedGems@gmail.com.

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