Sequana is a river Goddess from Gallo-Roman times. The ebb and flow of the stitches creates a wave-like patterning that is echoed in the eyelet-like “bubbles” of water and “sea-foamy” inspired edging.
Worked from the top down using three colors.

Approximate Finished Dimensions: 88” wingspan x 17” deep after blocking

Materials:
200 yards fingering weight yarn in Color A
180 yards fingering weight yarn in Color B
400 yards fingering weight yarn in Color C
We used Cape May Fiber Co Sock (450 yds/100G, 75% Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon):
Color:
Sea Salt (Color A)
Atlantic Pearl Oyster (Color B)
House on Stockton (Color C)

US Size 6 (4 mm) 32” or 40” circular knitting needle
tapestry needle
scissors

Gauge: 18 sts, 44 rows= 4” in garter stitch on US Size 6 (4 mm) knitting needle after blocking.

Please note the lace section is charted only.