Complete yarn kit available.

This knitting pattern contains 23 pages of pattern instructions including pictures and charts. The first couple of rows are worked flat, then the work is closed to the round with some extra stitches called ‘steek’. After the center piece is done, the steek needs to be secured with a sewing machine and can then be cut open. This is not a complicated process, so you don’t have to be afraid of it. A big advantage of working this way is that you don’t need to weave away a lot of ends.

In the end new stitches are cast on along the sides of the shawl for the border. This part is worked in rounds with three pairs of needles in total. The edge will be folded and then sewn.

FINISHED SIZE
Measurement of shawl shown on picture: total wingspan (78”) 200 cm and and (59”) 150 cm in height

YARN
A detailed list of all yarns and colors used for this shawl are part of the pattern.

NEEDLES
At least 3 pairs of US3 (3,25mm) circular with a cable length each of 36” (100cm) or longer.

NOTIONS
Stitch markers and a sewing machine to secure the steek