Printed knitting shawl pattern
The triangular shape is created using yarn overs at the edges and on each side of a centre spine stitch. Use stitch markers as recommended to keep track of these.
The shawl is worked in rows but because there are a large number of stitches towards the end of the shawl, using a circular needle (working in rows) is recommended.
There are both charted and written instructions.
Note that the shawl uses almost the whole skein, so please check your tension after about 30 rows – you can sometimes find that your actual knitting tension differs from your tension swatch. If it is looser than stated (fewer stitches to 10cm) please restart using smaller needles.
145 × 72
4ply/ Fingering weight: 100g/400m total (1 colour)
Recommended from our yarn range: Milburn 4ply or Keld Fingering (Eden Cottage Yarns)
3.5mm needle ( 80cm< cable)
X3 stitch markers
scrap cotton yarn
3.5mm crochet hook
24 sts & 34 rows
Printed knitting shawl pattern
The triangular shape is created using yarn overs at the edges and on each side of a centre spine stitch. Use stitch markers as recommended to keep track of these.
The shawl is worked in rows but because there are a large number of stitches towards the end of the shawl, using a circular needle (working in rows) is recommended.
There are both charted and written instructions.
Note that the shawl uses almost the whole skein, so please check your tension after about 30 rows – you can sometimes find that your actual knitting tension differs from your tension swatch. If it is looser than stated (fewer stitches to 10cm) please restart using smaller needles.
145 × 72
4ply/ Fingering weight: 100g/400m total (1 colour)
Recommended from our yarn range: Milburn 4ply or Keld Fingering (Eden Cottage Yarns)
3.5mm needle ( 80cm< cable)
X3 stitch markers
scrap cotton yarn
3.5mm crochet hook
24 sts & 34 rows
