Kerria Shawl is a slightly asymmetric triangular shawl in 3 colors. It starts from one point and grows by increasing on both edges. Alternating the three colours, as well as switching from stockinette stitch to the lace pattern, gives the shawl an interesting texture and promises easy yet engaging knitting. To finish off, an I-cord border is worked and tassels can be attached if wanted.

Material
Suggested yarn: Biches & Buches. Le gros Silk & Mohair (162yds/50g) {148m/50g}.
Fibre content: 28% Silk/ 72% Kid Mohair. The sample is shown in colours ”Dark Khaki” (C1), ”Dark Gold” (C2) and
”Dark Beige” (C3). Or other DK weight yarn with similar fibre content in 3 contrasting colours.
Total yardage: C1 146yds {133m}; C2 120yds {110m}; C3 91yds {83m} including tassels.
Needles: US7 (4.5mm) circular needle with at least 32” (80cm) long cable.
Other: Tapestry needle to weave in ends, tassel maker (optional).

Techniques
Knitting, purling, slipping stitches, passing stitches over, yarn over, knit 2 stitches through the back loop, increases, I-cord bind off.

Gauge
14 sts & 22 rows= 4” {10cm} blocked, knitted flat in Stockinette Stitch.