Scaling up tabby cloth’s simple geometry, Eyelet Weave stitch is both textured and airy.

Attabi is a trapezoid-shaped wrap worked flat from the bottom up, the narrow end tapered with German short rows. 


A combination with easy-to-memorise ‘woven’ repeats, and rows getting shorter and shorter makes for a satisfying knit. 
The edges are finished with stockinette and reverse stockinette wedges and I-cords.

Materials: 2 skeins Gusto Wool Core, shown in #1046

Dimensions: 55’’/140 cm length x 17.75’’/45 cm depth

Needles: US 4/3.50 mm or size needed to obtain gauge

Notions: Tapestry needle, stitch markers as needed

Gauge: 24 sts x 42 rows in Eyelet Basketweave stitch,
lightly blocked = 4’’/10 cm square

Skills: Easy to intermediate level pattern.
The techniques involved are: knitting flat, increasing and decreasing, I-cord edge, German short rows

Polish translation thanks to Aga Mackiewicz - RavelryID: IKzRoguRenifera