The Fogline Shawl is a substantial, rectangular accessory that can be wrapped generously around or worn long as a statement piece. The knitting is both compelling enough to keep you interested in the stitch pattern AND easy enough to knit while carrying on a good conversation or indulging in Netflix. The shawl is surprisingly light, knitted in a combination of The Farmer’s Daughters’ Pishkun and Spincycle’s Dream State yarns. It’s texturally striking. And the stitch pattern is easy to memorize. This pattern is suitable for both experienced knitters and for knitters attempting their first-ever colorwork project.

Gauge: 20 stitches and 42 rows = 4” in the Basket Stitch Pattern using a 24”
circular needle US SIZE 7 (4.5 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge

Finished & Blocked Measurements: 74” (188cm) long and 18” (45.5 cm) wide

Yarn:
DK or Light Worsted weight in 7 colors

For the sample shown here, I used a combination of:
The Farmer’s Daughter Fibers: Pishkun DK (Rambouillet; 255 yards/100grams)
and Spincycle Yarns: Dream State Worsted (Superwashed Wool; 150 yards/50
grams)

From The Farmer’s Daughter Fibers
2 Skeins of Pishkun in Eagle Eye
1 Skein of Pishkun in Buffalo Gal
1 Skein of Pishkun in Pukuni (Dark)
1 Skein of Pishkun in Elk Antler

From Spincycle Yarns
2 Skeins of Neveruary
1 Skein of Shades of Earth
1 Skein of Melancholia