Jali Shawl and Cuff

In Morroco, a Jali screen is a perforated stone or latticed screen that is highly decorated in ornamental patterns. I’ve taken that concept and applied it to this shawl and cuff set. The center of the shawl has an elaborate beaded feather and fan stitch. This center radiates out to each wing with a super simple eyelet stitch.

Start with the cuff, which will teach you how to work integrated i-cord edges and the beaded stitch used in the shawl. Once you have the concept down, it is time to cast on for your shawl!

The pattern includes link to video tutorials as well!

Materials
You will need approx. 710 yds [650m] of light fingering weight yarn
Yarn I Used:
Miss Babs, Katahdin; (100% BFL Wool; 800 yd [732m]/ 7 oz [198g]); Morocco

Notions
CUFF
2 US Size 2 [2.75 mm] double-pointed needles, or size needed to obtain gauge
SHAWL
US Size 5 [4 mm] 24-inch or longer circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
Scrap yarn for provisional cast on
Buttonhole thread, dental floss, or lighter weight yarn for lifeline
BOTH
Approx. 25 grams Size 6/0 glass seed beads
Super floss, .75-1mm steel crochet hook, or a Beadle Needle (for placing beads)
Tapestry needle

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Cuff- 1.75 inches [4.5 cm] wide x 6 (7) inches [15 (18) cm] around
Shawl- 78 inch [200 cm] wing span x 15 inches [38 cm] deep

Gauge
22 sts x 30 rows = 4 inches in Stockinette stitch, blocked on larger needles

Pattern is delivered electronically upon purchase in PDF format. You will need Adobe Reader to view/print this pattern.

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