Update: June 2015 This pattern is now available with both charted and written instructions. Please update to the new version in your pattern library.

Swedish Spring is a top-down triangular shawl that begins with a subtle texture and stockinette stitch in the main body that transitions into a mesh arrow lace, and finishes with a pointy lace edging.

This pattern lends itself perfectly to that one special skein of sock yarn or other fingering weight yarns and results in a beautifully drapey fabric that is perfect for spring and transitional weather. The stockinette body provides extra warmth around your neck, while the lace edge keeps it light and airy.

Note: An additional Lace chart is now available with the purchase of this pattern if you would like to knit an additional repeat to make a larger shawl (this part has not been test-knit and I do not know how much additional yarn it will take).

This pattern has charted and written instructions.

Materials
Approx. 440yds (400m) of fingering weight yarn

Needles
US 5 (3.75mm) 40” (100cm) circular needles

Gauge
17 stitches and 30 rows = 10 cm/4in in stockinette stitch after strong blocking (gauge is not critical for this shawl but will affect yarn requirement and finished size).

Additional Tools
Blunt tapestry needle
Stitch markers
Blocking pins or wires

Finished Measurements
56 in (142cm) wingspan
25 in (64cm) depth

errata: Incorrect repeat section for chart C. Please click “update” in your Ravelry library to get the new chart.

Written instructions Chart B should include a “M1” after the center stitch for rows 3, 5, 9, and 11. Chart C should include a “M1” after the center stitch for odd rows 3-23. There is a missing YO in row 17 after the sl1-k2tog-psso.