Southville Shawl
DK Version

Originally created as a fingering weight shawl, and named after the area of Bristol where I live, I’ve always thought that the design would work in a DK weight yarn.
So, I have adapted the pattern for those who prefer a heavier weight shawl and added fringe!

It is based on the shape of my Shallow Arrow shawl, but the design is simpler, repeating the same eyelet and rib patterns throughout.

This design can be knit in any fibre to suit your climate and needs.

Requirements:
Yarn: project requires 3 x 100 g of dk weight yarn
Sample knit used 240 g (490 m) of Warth Mills Yarns Saddleworth in the colourway Summer Storm

Needles & Notions: US 6/4 mm circular needle plus a spare cable to hold suspended stitches

Gauge: 22 sts and 36 rows for 10 cm/4” over blocked garter stitch

Measurements: After blocking
74” /188 cm wingspan A - B
17”/ 43 cm at deepest point C - D