The Utility Shawl is a triangular shawl that is knit sideways from point to point in the round.

Therefore it creates a warm and wearable shawl that can show off amazing yarns.

Let your creativity be free with this pattern, it is a wonderful base for colour techniques like striping and colour work.

It would even be a fabulous base for some embroidery!

Sizes
Small (Large)

Dimensions
Small
Wingspan: 100cm / 39” Depth at Center: 24cm / 9”
Large
Wingspan: 130cm / 51” Depth at Center: 40cm / 16”

Fit
The Small size is a shawlette and is best worn draped over the shoulders or tied with a shawl cuff. The Larger size can wrap like a traditional shawl comfortably around the neck, or draped warmly over the shoulders.

Yarn
Fingering + Lace Weight Held Together
Fingering: 357m (714m) / 390 yds (781 yds)
Lace: 315m (693m) / 345 yds (758 yds)

Suggested Yarn
Fingering: Telling Yarns Resolute 1 (2) Skeins (Small Sample uses Gwen Stacy Colourway and Large used Jo Colourway)
Lace: Ito Sensai 2 (3) Skeins (Large Sample uses Glacier Colourway)

Needles
3.5mm/US4 (or size to meet gauge) 120cm/48” or longer circular needle for Magic Loop (60cm/24” Circular used in addition for Large Size)

Gauge
25 Sts x 32 rows in 10cm/4” stockinette in the round

Notions
2x Stitch Markers (One different to mark beginning of the round) Tapestry Needle
1x Locking Stitch Marker (Optional)

Techniques Required
Increasing, Decreasing, Magic Loop, Turkish Cast On, Kitchener Stitch