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We just got a bunch of beautiful pink yarn in, and I'm thinking of patterns for it! I used Malabrigo Merino Worsted to knit 198 yds of Heaven by Christy Verity last year, and it's been my go-to scarf ever since. /Kathleen Cubley 
If you want an alpaca lace shawl that hangs well and keeps its shape, three things matter most: choosing the right yarn weight, blocked gauge, and careful shaping. I’d sum this pattern up like this: it’s a top-down triangular shawl worked in US crochet terms, with side increases plus a center spine, a 4-row lace repeat, and a final border and wet block to open the lace. The pattern is aimed at advanced crocheters, and it uses both written rows and a stitch chart so you can check one against... /Kelley Hobart
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