This pattern is available as part of the MoFade Collection eBook along with the Velveteen Cowl and Shimmer Fade Scarf. You can get all 3 patterns for the price of 2 when you get the eBook.

With the right stripe pattern, any two yarns can seamlessly fade together. But that doesn’t make it any easier to find a pair that you like. The added strand of mohair ensures that even the strangest combinations have something in common. This project combines the unique, soft texture and halo of mohair with other yarns. The result is a fabric that looks almost as if it is glowing. Adding a strand of mohair to any project can mellow out harsh color contrasts and make the whole palette more harmonious. The hazy halo also helps obscure any hard edges and awkward color transitions. The photo of my shawl contrasted against the plain skein of blue sock yarn shows how the single strand of chartreuse mohair tints the final project.

Knit on size 9 needles, this is a quick project that provides enough warmth for winter wear. The Tinted Triangle is a good intermediate level project. It contains a few types of increases for the shaping and the colorwork is formed with stripes.

Finished Size: 78” (198 cm) wide and 22” (55 cm) deep triangle.
Yarn: Mohair - 2 Skeins of Neighborhood Fiber Co. Loft, 350 yards (320m) per 1 oz skein; 60% Mohair, 40% Silk.
Shown in Belair.
Colors A and B - 2 colors of Neighborhood Fiber Co. Studio Sock, 400 yards (366m) per 4 oz skein; 100% merino wool.
Shown in Olde Towne East and Spice Market.
Needles: #9 (5.5 mm) circular needles with a 32” (81 cm) cord.
Gauge: 11.5 sts x 30 rows = 4 x 4” (10 x 10 cm) square in garter stitch with 1 strand of Mohair and 2 strands of Studio Sock.
Materials: Row counter, stitch marker, tapestry needle, pins, steamer, and blocking wires.