A triangle shaped shawl with an openwork motif, knitted flat from the top down, started with a garter tab.

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The pattern comes with charts as well as row by row written instructions, plus video demonstrations.

Violets in October is a simple shawl that feels very traditional.
It’s understated, feminine and elegant. It’s also a memento for a lovely memory.
My new garden gave me many nice moments this summer. One of the greatest was going to my violets one morning, and finding a few of them blooming.
Blooming in October. They were lighter and smaller than in the spring, but still, there they were, showing me love and simple, delicate beauty just before winter.

Yarn: Drops Alaska, colour 57 Denim Blue (565 g/790 m)

Needles: 5 mm, 80 cm or longer circular (or size to get gauge) plus a spare needle in the same size

Gauge: 17 sts/30 rs in 10 cm in garter stitch

Required skills/techniques:

1. basic knitting
2. garter tab cast on

According to testers:

“-This pattern is extremely informative.”
“- It’s a beautiful pattern.”
“- Very clear pattern.”
“- I loved making this shawl and have already picked out a colour to make another one.”
“- Love how the finished shawl looked.”
“- Absolutely loved making this. I am amazed at its size. Not sure I can give it away. “