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Sometimes life is hectic or uncertain enough and one craves something familiar and relaxing to soothe and settle oneself. Tèarmann (Scots Gaelic for “Sanctuary” or “Refuge”) is a reprieve from the busy-ness and offers you a light and relaxing knit with simple, classically beautiful results. Tèarmann is a medium-sized crescent-shaped shawl that you can wrap around your neck like a scarf or in layers as I do for my damp Winter walks through the misty rainforest

DETAILS:

Yarn: Dk Yarn in main colour (mc): 169 g /411.6 m /450 yards and contrast colour (cc): 90g /220m / 241 yards. 

Specific Yarn Used in Sample: Black Isle Yarns, Fibre Cross Breed Blend, (BFL-Chevoit-Lincoln-Hampshire) DK in Harvest Gold (mc) and undyed (cc). 

Needles: 4.5mm/US Size 7 circular needles with minimum 81 cm/ 32” cord length, option to use 4.5mm / US Size 7 DPN for lace border & I-cord Tab Cast-on.

Notions: Stitch Marker, blocking tools and tapestry needle. 

Gauge: Blocked garter stitch 15 sts x 32 rows = 10 cm/ 4”
* gauge is not essential for this pattern.

Finished Measurements: Wingspan of 163 cm/ 64” with a depth of 48 cm/19”.

I want to thank my lovely batch of testers and my tech editor Melinda of rhysFlowerKnits for making this a great pattern!