Knitting pattern for Save the yarn shawl by Inge-Lis Holst and Katrine Hannibal
You probably know it well - you've finished some lovely knitting projects and have both small and large scraps left over from these projects. Here, is Önling's suggestion for a thick and cozy shawl, knitted with yarn scraps in garter stitches.
The idea is that you play with scraps, colors and color tones to get a lovely and unique multi-colored shawl. The best part is to go on a hunt in the finished shawl for memories of past knitting projects and rediscover them in short and longer stretches within the shawl.
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Design by Inge-Lis Holst and Katrine Hannibal for Önling
Sizes:
One size
Measurements:
Height: approx. 70 cm / 28 inches
Length: approx. 170 cm / 67 inches
Materials:
Different strands of wool with a yardage of approximately 400 m / 440 yrds per 100 g or wool strands with a yardage of 225 m / 246 yrds per 50 g held together with silk mohair 210 m / 230 yrds per 25 g.
The shawl shown on the pictures weighs approximately 250 g and is worked with 3-4 strands of the yarns held together throughout the entire project.
Recommended needles:
Circular ndl no 7 (US 10.75) 80 cm long or the ndl size that fits your yarn selection
Gauge: 13 sts and 24 r on needle 7 / US 10.75 = 10 x 10 cm
Procedure:
The shawl is knitted from the center point and outwards. Stitches are increased until the shawl is complete and finished with an i-cord edge. It is knitted back and forth, from the bottom up.
