Staggered Stripes Shawl by Tanya Seaman

Staggered Stripes Shawl

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Knitting
Light Fingering ?
25 stitches and 28 rows = 4 inches
600 - 650 yards (549 - 594 m)
variable
English
Discontinued. This digital pattern is no longer available online.

Staggered Stripes Shawl is easy to memorize and fun to knit, as each row adds to a changing pattern.

Knit in fingering or in worsted weights, using the suggested amounts as a minimums. It is best worked in two solids or one variegated (background) and one solid (stripes). Using wool will ensure that it grows when blocked. Use more than the minimum amount if using a non-stretchy fiber and if you want very long tails.

Yarn requirements
Main color in solid or variegated yarn
Fingering: 94g (450 yards)
Worsted: 100g (400 yards)

Contrasting color (stripes) in solid color
Fingering: 44g (205 yards)
Worsted: 52g (205 yards)

Thanks to my testers moilulu, joannelouise, and anmaahi!