Antiphonal is a winged triangle shaped shawl knit modularly/seamlessly in two halves that reflect one another. There are four yarns in two coordinating colors of mohair and wool, but this shawl can work just as well with only one fiber type, or four (or more) different colors. Garter stitch, stripes, and simple eyelet lace make up the body of the shawl for simple potato chip knitting, and the border is finished off with a super cool squiggly icord. Use #AntiphonalShawl and tag me @jamesnwatts on Instagram and TikTok.

YARN
Antiphonal uses two strands of fingering weight wool and two strands of lace weight mohair in two colors, though you could knit this with four different colors, or use only wool, or only mohair to your preferences.
Wool yarn: Tricycle by West Wool, 100% superwash merino, 50 grams, 218 yards/ 200 meters
Mohair Yarn: Glowhair by West Wool 64% mohair, 36% silk, 25 grams, 229 yards/ 210 meters.

Color A: Tricycle in the colorway Royal
Color B Glowhair in the colorway Pickle Juice
Color C: Tricycle in the colorway Pickle Juice
Color D: Glowhair in the colorway Royal

YARDAGE
Total Yardage: 820 yards/ 750 meters

Colors A and C each require 218 yards/ 200 meters, or one whole skein of Tricycle in each color, if you knit with looser tension you may require a second skein.

Colors B and D each require 192 yards/ 176 meters.

NEEDLES AND NOTIONS
• Size US 4 (3.5mm) circular knitting needles
• Ring stitch marker
• Locking stitch marker
• Darning or Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

GAUGE
20 sts x 36 rows = 4” in garter stitch, blocked.