An asymmetrical triangle shaped shawl with openwork trim, knitted flat, sideways. The trim is knitted along with the main body, then turned 90 degrees and knitted onto the live sts of the shortest side.

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The pattern comes with charts as well as row by row written instructions.

A pattern that has taken an incredibly long time to design and finish but I feel that it was all worth it. I wanted something that is hardly even a shawl, it’s all about a large, lovely, bold, lacey edging. Started over a million times to tweak and redo, until finally I was happy with it. Hope that everyone who makes it will be as well!
Livin’ On The Edge is very long, very soft, and it can elegantly envelop the shoulders with one end being flung over to the back.

Yarn: Drops Nepal, 8916 Bordeaux, 370 g (13 oz), 556 m (608 yds)

Needles: 6 mm (US 10), 80 cm (32”) or longer circulars (or size to get gauge)

Gauge: 14 sts/23 rs in 10 cm/4” in garter stitch after thorough blocking

Size: 230 x 56 x 93 cm, (90.5 x 22 x 36.5”)

Required skills/techniques: basic knitting, applied borders, shadow wrap short rows

Notions: 5 stitch markers

Testers said:
“- I really enjoyed this pattern it was intuitive and one you can easily knit while watching tv, an easily remembered pattern. Very well written pattern with excellent charts.”
“- Really liked the pattern. I made it for my daughter and she loves it.”
“- Adore the pattern and finished shawl.”