Laurelhurst Park in SE Portland was designed in 1912 by Emanuel Mische, longtime horticultural expert for the famous landscape architects the Olmsted Brothers. It features a pond, walking paths and, according to a 2010 survey, nearly 1000 trees from 115 species. Among them are five rare deciduous Dawn Redwoods. Long thought extinct and reintroduced to North America in the 1940s, these examples of Oregon's State Fossil are now alive and well in Laurelhurst, dropping their thin golden leaves each autumn.
This pattern was originally published as Twisted’s contribution to the 2019 Rose City Yarn Crawl in Portland, Oregon.
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800 yards fingering-weight yarn. Shown in Blue Moon Fiber Arts Featherlight, colorway Red Dawn.
US D/3.25mm crochet hook or size to obtain gauge
24 sts and 10 rows = 4”/10 cm of DC before blocking
Intermediate
15”/38 cm wide and 56”/142 cm deep before blocking
Garment is very stretchy, so blocking will drastically affect the final size
3/2019 - Published
