Shawl of the Wild - knitting pattern
Shawl of the Wild - knitting pattern
A generous and easy-to-knit, easy-to-wear shawl worked from top to bottom. Rows are either knitted, purled or worked in eyelet stitch. The shawl is a complete circle with a front opening, so it won’t slide off shoulders. Designed to be easy enough to work in dark yarn such as black or the gorgeous moss green yarn (Cascade Heritage 6) shown in the photos. It is a fun and rewarding project and you’ll want more than one.
Size
Neck to hem: 26"
Wingspan: 52"
Yarn
Cascade Heritage 6, fingering weight (75% superwash merino wool / 25% Nylon, 292 yds/267 m; 3.5 oz/100g), 5 skeins #5634, Mossy Rock.
Needles
US Size 5/3.25mm 40”/100 cm circular needles, 1 straight US
Size 5/3.25mm needle (for Edging)
Notions
tapestry needle
Gauge
21 sts x 31 rows = 4”/10 cm in Body Stitch
25 s ts x 40 rows = 4/10 cm" in Eyelet Stitch
Notes
This shawl is an open, circular shape. It begins with a garter stitch Tab.
When the Body is complete, stitches are left on the circular needle. The stitches for the Edging are cast onto a second, straight needle, and edging is worked and attached to the Body on each RS row using a perpendicular join.
