This shawl is knitted in a crescent shape, created with a combination of garter-stitch strips that repeat like an echo, fading away into the air. The result is a lightweight, airy shawl that is sure to bring a touch of elegance to any outfit.

IN ADDITION TO THE KNITTING PATTERN, YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL TO KNIT THIS SHAWL

Louise Robert Collection

• SUPER SOCK Herbarium 75% Merino wool superwash, 25% Nylon; 400 m /100g - 1 skein
• KID SILK Papillon Lune 75% kid mohair, 25% silk; 210 m /25g - 1 skein
• KID SILK Crème au Beurre 75% kid mohair, 25% silk; 210 m /25g - 1 skein Circular needle of 3.5 mm (US #4); 100cm (40’’) cable or more - or size needed to obtain gauge Tapestry needle Blocking pins Blocking mat

SIZES: One size

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 18 x 54 inches

GAUGE: 22 sts = 10 cm; 4” in garter stitch with the SUPER SOCK after blocking.

NOTES

This easy-to-knit shawl is almost entirely worked in garter stitch and is perfect for beginners. Therefore, the following notes are aimed primarily at first-time knitters.

The work begins with the “Garter tab cast-on” method, which is a way of starting a shawl around a small garter-stitch tab. If needed, you can watch our tutorial here: youtu.be/-Lxt0uJfk20. If, despite the help of the tutorial, this type of technique is intimidating, you can simply cast on 7 stitches using your favorite method.

The final part is knitted with a few short rows using the German Short Rows method. This method is explained at the end of the pattern under ABBREVIATIONS, and you can also access our video tutorial here: youtu.be/3rMeO0H-yLk

Again, if this last step seems too complex, you can bind off after the last band.

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