Fire and Light Shawl

This Half Circle Lace Shawl is done in 976 yards (892 meters) of lace-weight yarn.  All wrong-side rows are purled with the exception of the garter-stitch edging.

The instructions are a combination of written instruction and charts.  The Mesh and Starburst section of the shawl is written only, while the Fire Stitch Stitch motif is both charted and written.

Wingspan measures: 82 inches, 208 cm
Depth: 22.5 inches, 57 cm

• long-tail cast-on
• increases: yo
• decreases: k2tog, ssk, cdd
• stretchy bind off using knit2tog

2.75 mm (US 2) circular needles with a minimum of a 24 inch cord

• tapestry needle
• 5 stitch markers

• You will use your own yarn, but get to keep the finished object. As well, you will get a final copy of the finished pattern for your own use.
• You will not share or distribute the pattern PDF.
• You will be able to complete the test by the deadline posted.
• If circumstances come up and you cannot complete the test by the deadline posted, you will notify me as soon as possible.
• You will post any errors or other issues you encounter with the pattern to the testing chat
• If you are altering the pattern to your own preferences, please post to the chat thread, or message me here on YarnPond to confirm. I don’t usually mind alterations, but I do have to make sure that the elements of the pattern I need tested are being tested.
• I would like to have feedback posted the chat once every two weeks, minimum, please. That feedback does not have to be elaborate, it can even be ‘I haven’t touched this since last time’.
• Finished Projects should include a photograph. While I would prefer modeled photos (if applicable), this is not an absolute requirement. I may ask for your project photograph to be featured on social media, if I like it, but that is not a requirement of my testers.
• Testers should fill out the feedback questions when they have completed their project.
• You may create a project page on Ravelry at any time you wish (also not a requirement).

The designer is offering discounted or free pattern(s) to testers

Two patterns from my self-published pattern library, in addition to the final draft of the pattern being tested!

The designer has created the following milestones, in order to keep track of progress during the test knit. By marking off each milestone as you complete it, you can easily keep the designer up to date with your progress.