Once the autumn comes to beach towns, a peace settles on them. The light and water seem to take on a subtly different quality at this time of year. Lewis Bay was inspired by an early November trip to the beautiful village of Hyannis on Cape Cod. A triangular shawl in two sizes, the shawl is worked from the bottom lace edging to the neck. The beauty of the construction is that all stitches are cast on and gradually reduced to a few stitches which are then grafted together at the top-center edge.

The lace pattern is both written and charted.

Sizes
• Wingspan: 45½ (64½)“ / 115.5 (164)cm 
• Depth: 18½ (29)” / 47cm (73.5)cm

Shawl shown in the larger size.

Yarn 
• 2 skeins Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Ligh 
100% Merino 
420 yds / 384m /

Shown in color Celadon

or

• 450 (590) yds / 412 (539)m fingering weight yarn

Needles 
• 4mm (US 6) needles

Notions 
• stitch markers (4) 
• tapestry needle 
• blocking wires (optional) 
• blocking pins (optional)

Gauge 
• 16 sts and 22 rows = 4” / 10 cm in Stockinette stitch, blocked

Skills Used 
• decreasing 
• knitting in rows 
• reading charts (optional) 
• grafting

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