Everywear is a large triangle knit side-to-side. The three differently shaped and textured sections meet at the lower point, creating vertical color blocks when the shawl is worn.

The pattern starts with a textured, striped arrow. In the next section the inside of the arrow is filled in with stockinette stitch using short rows. The final section is worked in garter stitch and uses more short rows to finish shaping the triangle.

Everywear is part of an exploration in stockinette and garter two-row stripes that I’ve been working on since late 2018. Other shawls in the series are Everywhen and Everyone.

This shawl is knit using two skeins of Socks That Rock Lightweight by Blue Moon Fiber Arts. I used colorways Manzanitaville and Stumptown Brown.

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Sizes: one size
Finished measurements: 53 in (135 cm) wide, 30 in (76 cm) tall
Skills required: wrap & turn short rows, yo, S2KPO, m1R
Gauge: 20 sts & 34 rows = 4 inches (10 cm) in stockinette stitch
Materials:
Yarn: Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks That Rock Lightweight, 100% superwash merino; 405 yd/370 m per 146 g skein. One skein Stumptown Brown (Color A), one skein Manzanitaville (Color B)
Needles: US6 circular needle, 30 in (75 cm)
Notions: yarn needle, 2 removable stitch markers