Fletching is a right triangle shawl that uses a simple to follow slipped stitch pattern to give enhanced texture and the look of colorwork while using only one color at a time. It has a built-in i-cord border and a generous size that allows you to wrap yourself in luxurious wool.

Contrasting variegated yarns really sing in this pattern, but contrasting tonals work beautifully too. Contrast is key!

Yarn​​ Four skeins of Barker Wool Fern, (85/15% Fine Merino/Nylon, fingering) 100g skeins in two contrasting colors.

OR Four skeins of Barker Wool Solo, Silky Solo, Polwarth Fingering, or BFL Fingering.

Shown here in Blue Treehouse & In The Forest Of Kith. The original design was made with limited edition 40th anniversary colorways made for Hill Country Weavers in Austin, Texas. Contact them if you are interested in the original colors, or substitute your favorite contrasting fingering weight colorways.

Finished Measurements approximately 70” W x 34” D.

Needles US size 4 (3.5 mm) on a 24-32” cable (Long enough to
accommodate approx 330 STS)

Gauge: 24 STS x 32 rows = 4” x 4” in Stockinette ST