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This is such a deep, squishy, soulful shawl. The woolen spun yarn is so light and delicate, while the thick reversible cables offer so much squish. Like an airy blanket, it’s perfect for wrapping around your shoulders on a cold night while you sit by the fire, or draping around your neck as a cowl to add style to a basic outfit. Because it has no wrong side, it always looks just right!

Pattern Notes
Walk on the Water is a worsted weight, reversible crescent shawl with increases on both sides. The body of the shawl is in broken rib stitch, and the reversible cable border is knit on last.

This pattern lends itself to a lot of flexibility. You can have fun trying out different weights of yarn, different fiber contents and needle sizes. For example, fingering weight yarn on a US #6/ 4 mm needle creates fabric with a lovely drape.

Length: approx. 84”/ 213 cm
Depth: approx. 24”/ 61 cm

Materials
Brooklyn Tweed Shelter (US Columbia/Targhee Wool; 140 yds (128 m/ 50 g skein)
Color A: Hayloft (5 Skeins or 700 yds/ 640 m)
Color B: Fossil (1 skein or 140 yds/ 128 m)
Color C: Tartan (2 skeins or 280 yds/ 256 m)

Or approximately 1,120 yds/ 1024 m of a worsted weight yarn.

32-40-inch US #9/ 5.5 mm circular needle or size required to get gauge
Cable needle
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Row counter

Gauge
12.5 sts/25 rows = 4” in broken rib stitch