Midnight in Copenhagen is a simple, beginner-friendly shawl pattern with lots of easy garter stitch and basic increases and decreases, with both charts and full, row by row written instructions to choose from.

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Even while working on my previous shawl I was already thinking about making another one, this time in blue, my shawl-loving friend’s favourite colour.

Upon inspecting my yarn stash I found lots of blue shades and a few of them gave me encouraging ideas. But then I glanced over at my “glitter section” and I knew right away what I wanted: to use the beautiful deep blue twinkle yarn that’s been waiting for the right project for a long time, and to turn it into a soft, feminine wave of elegance.

With the project’s similar motifs to the predecessor designing it was quick and easy, knitting it was a breeze, and the end result made me all giggly with expectation, knowing the exact expression the recipient would have on her face when she’d unwrap this large, glistening gem. I loved imagining her trying it on, all my stitches hugging her for me.

Yarn: James C Brett Twinkle DK - Midnight, 150 g

Needles: circular, 5 mm, 80 cm or longer

Gauge: 17 ss and 34 rs in 10 cm in garter stitch before blocking

Sizes: one size, approx. 205x45 cm, customisable

Required skills/techniques:
basic knitting

About size:
The shawl is designed to be a relatively large one, to be worn draped around the shoulders with a pretty shawl pin or wrapped around the neck several times. However it can be easily adapted to be smaller or bigger (see instructions for further details).

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