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As waves approach the shoreline, underwater rocks, shoals, and other features change their shape and size. In this shawl, stitch patterns push and pull the rows of stitches into waves and ripples, much like underwater features make ripples on the surface of the water.

Making Ripples is an asymmetrical triangle shawl designed to let the changing colors of Junction Fiber Mill’s Making Tracks Lite take center stage. Two different stitch patterns alternate through the body of the shawl, keeping your interest as you knit.

This intermediate level pattern offers a creative challenge with its one-piece construction and intricate details for a visually stunning result. Perfect for knitters looking to expand their skills and create a unique accessory.

This pattern has been professionally tech edited.
Unique Features

• Incorporates stripes, texture, ripples, and lace for a dynamic look
• Intermediate level pattern suitable for knitters seeking a challenge
• Requires two different yarn weights for added dimension

Materials Needed

• Yarns: Avon by Miss Babs (Light Fingering, 450-490 yards) and Making Tracks Lite by Junction Fiber Mill (Sport, 200-210 yards). Shown in Dusk Avon with Sublime Skies Making Tracks Lite, and Ergosphere Avon with Vermont Vice Making Tracks Lite.
• Needles: US Size 6.0 (4 mm)
• Stitch markers, tapestry needle
• Gauge: 24 Stitches by 34 Row = 4 Inches in Stockinette Stitch

Finished Measurements

• Wingspan: 64”/160 cm
• Depth at greatest point: 17”/42.5 cm