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Eliza Scidmore's Shawl<br />
Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore was an American writer,<br />
photographer, and geographer in the late 1800s and<br />
early 1900s. She was a frequent visitor to Japan, where<br />
she fell in love with the gorgeous cherry trees she<br />
enjoyed while there. With the support of First Lady<br />
Helen Taft, she was able to begin to seed Washington,<br />
DC with Sakuras, and it is thanks to her that we are able<br />
to enjoy these gorgeous blooms every Spring.<br />
shop<br />
sample IS<br />
available!<br />
Teachable Skills<br />
•Increasing<br />
•Following a lace pattern,<br />
either written or charted.<br />
•Applied I-Cord Bind Off<br />
Skill Level<br />
Advanced beginner<br />
Finished Measurements<br />
52" wide from tip to tip,<br />
18" deep at center back.<br />
Needles<br />
US4/3.5mm circular<br />
needle, 24" or longer, or<br />
size needed to get gauge.<br />
Yarn<br />
450 yards of fingeringweight<br />
yarn. I used<br />
Knitted Wit Victory Fine in<br />
Hydrangea.<br />
Questions? I'm here to help!<br />
hello@shannonsquire.com
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