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Triptyque
This shawl is worked in three pieces: its base is composed of two triangles crowned with a diamond. Both triangles are worked separately and are assembled together when knitting the third part.
“While working on this shawl, I remembered a specific project from my studies in art history and this is how the name of Triptyque (french word for triptych) came to mind.
On Wikipedia, a triptych is defined by something composed or presented in three parts or sections. In the field of the fine arts, the triptych is defined as “a work of art (usually a panel painting) that is divided into three sections, or three carved panels that are hinged together and can be folded shut or displayed open”. - Louise Robert
YARN REQUIREMENT
BISCOTTE YARNS – Bis-Sock (100g – 400 m 454 yds) 85% merino, 15% nylon.
GET THIS PATTERN FREE OF CHARGE with a TRIPTYQUE YARN SET order.
First shawl (on the left)
Color POIRE (A) 1 x 100g
Color BETTERAVE (B) 1 x 100g
Color GRANITE ROSE (C) 1 x 100g
Color ÉPINETTE (D) 1 x 50g
Second shawl (on the right)
Color KALAMATA (A) 1 x 100g
Color COUPE DE FEU (B) 1 x 100g
Color GREEN GABLES (C) 1 x 100g
Color CARAMEL (D) 1 x 50g
ADDITIONAL MATERIALS
Circular needle #US-3 3.25 mm – cable length of 40 in 100 cm
Stitch marker
Cable needle (there is no cable worked in this pattern: cable needle is only needed for a brioche double-decrease, it may be replaced by an open stitch marker)
FINAL SIZE (WIDTH X HEIGHT)
75 in X 31.5 in 190 cm x 80 cm after blocking
GAUGE = 4 in 10 CM
26 stitches X 32 rows in garter stitch after blocking
ERRATUM 2019/02/21 : English version only.
brCdd - BRIOCHE CENTERED DOUBLE DECREASE, involving 5 sts (slip the first stitch as if to knit (STITCH-1), slip the next stitch as if to knit (STITCH-2), slip the next stitch on a cable needle (STITCH-3) and hold in front. Knit the next stitch (STITCH-4), pass the last slipped stitch (STITCH-2) over STITCH-4 and slip back STITCH-4 on left needle. Pass next stitch (STITCH-5) over STITCH-4. Slip STITCH-4 back to right needle. Pass the first stitch (STITCH-1) over STITCH-4. Slip STITCH-3 from cable needle on left needle, put back STITCH-4 on left needle and pass STITCH-3 over STITCH 4 – 4 sts
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- First published: October 2018
- Page created: October 25, 2018
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