Emberwarm Shawl by Mimi Codd

Emberwarm Shawl

Knitting
November 2014
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
28 stitches = 4 inches
in Main Pattern
US 3 - 3.25 mm
427 - 448 yards (390 - 410 m)
Can be knit to any size. Sample shawl is 130cm (52") wide and 30cm (12") depth.
English
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This shawl is deceptively simple, knit in garter stitch with simple slipped stitches to create garter stitch mosaic knitting. Only one shade of yarn is used per row as the pattern is made from knitting stripes and slipping occasional stitches.

The shawl is knit from the bottom centre point up, increasing at the ends of each row, allowing for the shawl to be resized by simply choosing when to stop knitting: no complicated maths or rules apply when re-sizing this pattern, so you can make it in any size from a small neckerchief, standard width shawl or shawlette up to a giagantic wrap.

Once the desired size os reached instructions are given to add an optional knitted-on iCord edge which completely wraps around the outer edge rather than sit flush on top of the edge, giving a perfect finish.

The texture of this shawl is warm and cosy, and as it lays completely flat (due to the garter stitch) and unlike stranded colourwork contains no yarn floats to get caught on your clothing, is extremely simple to wear and care for (which also makes it a perfect gift)

The downloadable pattern for Emberwarm contains both written and charted instructions, for ease of knitting, as well as schematics and notes on sizing.