“A vertical line is dignity. The horizontal line is peaceful. The obtuse angle is action. That’s universal, it is primary.” ― Janet Collins

Inspired by the precise beauty of beveled edges, this shawl plays with angles and flow, forming an obtuse triangle adorned with delicate lace. Vertical lines of slipped stitches and airy V motifs create a sense of movement, like water shaping stone over time.
Crafted with yarn from Argentina, gifted by a company Coruja, which collaborates with indigenous people, Biselado shawl carries the essence of tradition and craftsmanship. A meeting of heritage and modern design, this shawl is a testament to the beauty of natural fibers and skilled hands.
Wrap yourself in geometry, history, and lightness—Biselado is more than a shawl; it’s a journey woven stitch by stitch.
This pattern is perfect for advanced beginners who are comfortable with lace knitting.
The pattern includes written and charted instructions.

Sizes & measurements
The pattern is given in one size.
Wingspan: 165 cm (65”)
Central depth: 55 cm (21.5”)

Materials
Fingering weight yarn 100 g (3.53 oz) = 400 m (437 yd), 100% Merino Wool
Yardage: 400 m (437 yd), 1 skein
The model in the photo is knitted using Merino Libre, Coruja, 100% Merino Wool in jeans color.

Find out more about Coruja yarns.

Needles: circular 3.5 mm (US 4) or size needed to meet the gauge.
A tapestry needle, scissors, and a row counter are recommended.

Please contact me if you have any questions or comments at macakorac@gmail.com. Thank you.

A big thank you to Coruja for yarn support, Danka for test knitting, and Tea Berček for tech edit assistance.

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