Throw this pretty little shawl over your shoulders on a cool evening or drape it around your neck to add a little zing to your outfit, either way it makes a lovely addition to your wardrobe.

Worked flat from the top down on circular needles it begins with a garter stitch tab. Edged with a garter stitch border, it has two panels that are worked on both sides of a center panel. An interesting picot bind off completes the shawl.

The pattern is not complicated and can be worked by an advanced beginner. It includes both written and charted patterns.

Learn more about this shawl by reading my blog post HERE and the Picot Bind Off Tutorial here

Shawl

Skill Level
Advanced beginner

Size
One size

Finished Measurement (approx)
45” wingspan x 21” length after blocking

Materials

Yarn:
Merino/Silk Fingering from Rolling E Ranch
1 skein (440 yds / 402 m) (3.7 oz / 106 g) in color Deadwood
Note: Project used approx 380 yds/348 m (3.2 oz/91 g) of yarn.

Tools:
Needles: US size 4 (3.5mm) or size required for gauge. 32” Circular or longer to accommodate number of sts.
Four stitch markers

Gauge:
23 sts = 4” (10 cm), 36 r = 4” in stockinette.
Note: Gauge is not critical, however, it could affect the size as well as the amount of yarn used for the finished piece.
To save time, take time to check your gauge.

Techniques used:
knit, purl, kfb, k2tog, ssk, s2kp, yo

Pattern can be worked from the charts or the written instructions.

This pattern as well as my yarns, are also available in my Etsy store ROLLINGERANCH

I want your knitting experience to be fun and stress free!
Any questions may be directed to me at: diana@rollingeranch.com