A graphic, very wearable triangular shawl worked flat, using simple garter stitch for the stripes and a choice of ridges or eyelet mesh in a single colour. The triangular shape is achieved using basic increases (yarn over) and decreases (knit two together). A picot cast-off finishes the shawl with a flourish.

This pattern includes instructions for ridges or eyelet mesh, depending on your personal preference, and can easily be worked to different sizes. It is an expanded version of the On the Edge Shawl from my Knit the Rainbow pattern collection.

Finished Measurements
See diagram above for description of placement. Measurements are given after blocking.

Long Edge	Depth	Increase Edge	Picot Cast-Off

Shawls
A and B 300cm/ 120” 60cm/ 24” 208cm/ 82” 165cm/ 65”
Shawls
C and D 280cm/ 112” 55cm/ 22” 180cm/ 60” 146cm/ 57.5”

Yarn
The Knitting Goddess BFL and Masham
(4-ply/fingering weight; 75% Bluefaced Leicester, 25% Masham); 400m/437yds per 100g)

Shawl A (shown top left) is shown worked in:
1 x 120g set of 10g mini-skeins in
Primary Tones (CC1-12)
AND
1 x 100g skein of Silver (MC).

Shawl B (top right) is shown worked in:
1 x 120g set of 10g mini-skeins in
Primary Shades (CC1-12)
AND
1 x 100g skein of Silver (MC).

OR

The Knitting Goddess BFL and nylon
(4-ply fingering weight; 75% Bluefaced Leicester, 25% nylon); 395m/432yds per 100g)

Shawl C (bottom right) is shown worked in:
1 x 60g set of 10g mini-skeins in Pride (CC1-6)
AND
1 x 100g skein of Slate (MC).

Shawl D (bottom left) is shown worked in:
1 x 70g set of 10g mini-skeins in
Rainbow (CC1-7)
AND
1 x 100g skein of Dark Skies (MC).

The shawls use all of the mini skein yarn and between 90 and 95 grams of the main colour. It’s easy to use slightly less of the main colour by working a few less rows.