Camellia in a Teacup Knitting Kit - NEW SUPER-SOCK VERSION
Initially released in 2018, the Camellia Teacup shawl is a design by Kirsten Kapur created for Biscotte Yarns. It is a lovely crescent-shaped shawl, originally knit with two skeins of La Douce MCN. Discover here our knitting kit suggestions for a NEW version of the Camellia Teacup shawl in SUPER-SOCK!
This pattern is composed of a mosaic pattern inspired by the "old style" tea cups with stripes and a lace border. The mosaic stitch is a great way to achieve a colorful effect using only one color per row.
This pattern is worked from the top down, beginning with a garter tab cast on. On two-row color changes, it is not necessary to cut the yarns: Carry the yarns loosely up the side.
NEW VERSION
The La Douce MCN sample is very similar to the Super-Sock, so the Camellia Teacup pattern included in our new kits is THE SAME.
Simply replace the colors originally suggested in La Douce MCN - (MC: Amber and CC: Shield, 1 skein each), among our new duo in Super-Sock, to then follow the pattern as shown 😉
SKILL LEVEL : Beginner / Intermediate
SUGGESTED YARN *
ORIGINALLY IN : Biscotte Yarns La Douce MCN, 80% Superwash Merino / 10% Cashmere / 10% Nylon, 350meters (375 yds) per 100g (4 oz) skein.
NEW VERSION IN : Louise Robert Collection Super-Sock, 75% Merino superwash wool, 25% Nylon, 400 meters (437 yds) per 100g (4 oz) skein.
- MC: 1 skein
- CC: 1 skein
The colors depends on the kit you choose, but you are free to pick your own colors 😉
NEEDLES AND ACCESSORIES
- US 6 [4 mm] circular needle, 24”/60 cm or 32”/91 cm, or size to obtain gauge
- Tapestry Needle
- Stitch marker
GAUGE
22 Stitches and 29 Rows = 4”/10 cm square in stockinette stitch, blocked. Always take the time to check gauge.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
One Size: 18" (46cm) deep from top edge to deepest point x 66” (168cm) wide measured along curved top edge.
NOTE : This pattern is sold in PDF format - a link will be provided at the end of order and sent by email as well.
2023-11-16 : Correction to the note at the beginning of the pattern for a better understanding of the chart legend
Description
Initially released in 2018, the Camellia Teacup shawl is a design by Kirsten Kapur created for Biscotte Yarns. It is a lovely crescent-shaped shawl, originally knit with two skeins of La Douce MCN. Discover here our knitting kit suggestions for a NEW version of the Camellia Teacup shawl in SUPER-SOCK!
This pattern is composed of a mosaic pattern inspired by the "old style" tea cups with stripes and a lace border. The mosaic stitch is a great way to achieve a colorful effect using only one color per row.
This pattern is worked from the top down, beginning with a garter tab cast on. On two-row color changes, it is not necessary to cut the yarns: Carry the yarns loosely up the side.
NEW VERSION
The La Douce MCN sample is very similar to the Super-Sock, so the Camellia Teacup pattern included in our new kits is THE SAME.
Simply replace the colors originally suggested in La Douce MCN - (MC: Amber and CC: Shield, 1 skein each), among our new duo in Super-Sock, to then follow the pattern as shown 😉
SKILL LEVEL : Beginner / Intermediate
SUGGESTED YARN *
ORIGINALLY IN : Biscotte Yarns La Douce MCN, 80% Superwash Merino / 10% Cashmere / 10% Nylon, 350meters (375 yds) per 100g (4 oz) skein.
NEW VERSION IN : Louise Robert Collection Super-Sock, 75% Merino superwash wool, 25% Nylon, 400 meters (437 yds) per 100g (4 oz) skein.
- MC: 1 skein
- CC: 1 skein
The colors depends on the kit you choose, but you are free to pick your own colors 😉
NEEDLES AND ACCESSORIES
- US 6 [4 mm] circular needle, 24”/60 cm or 32”/91 cm, or size to obtain gauge
- Tapestry Needle
- Stitch marker
GAUGE
22 Stitches and 29 Rows = 4”/10 cm square in stockinette stitch, blocked. Always take the time to check gauge.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
One Size: 18" (46cm) deep from top edge to deepest point x 66” (168cm) wide measured along curved top edge.
NOTE : This pattern is sold in PDF format - a link will be provided at the end of order and sent by email as well.
2023-11-16 : Correction to the note at the beginning of the pattern for a better understanding of the chart legend
