8 Simple Stripes

Introducing the stunning striped garter shawl, a delightful knitting project that features an asymmetrical design worked elegantly from one corner point to the opposite edge. Utilizing simple increase and decrease stitches, this shawl transforms into a beautifully soft triangular shape, making it a perfect accessory for any season. Select two complementary colors to create eye-catching stripes, and the frequent color changes will make this project fly off your needles and into your wardrobe!

This versatile pattern is designed to use two colors of Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light yarn. The sample showcased in this listing features the captivating hues of Begonia Leaf (Main Color) and Tannehill (Contrast Color). For this project, approximately 300 yards of Begonia Leaf were utilized, along with about 200 yards of Tannehill. Additionally, this beautiful shawl can also be knit using two colors of Emily C Gillies Merino Sock yarn for even more customization options.

Upon completion and after blocking, the finished shawl measures approximately 21 inches (53 cm) deep at the middle point and 61 inches (155 cm) long across the top edge, creating a lovely drape that is both functional and fashionable.

This knitting pattern includes detailed notes, a comprehensive list of abbreviations, an easy-to-follow diagram, and clear written instructions. Skills required for this project include increasing and decreasing, as well as blocking techniques. The stitches used in this pattern are knit (k), purl (p), slip (sl1), knit front and back (kfb), and knit two together (k2tog).

Whether you are a seasoned knitter or just starting out, this striped garter shawl pattern is sure to inspire you to create a stunning accessory that showcases your knitting prowess. Join the ranks of knitting enthusiasts who love bringing color and texture to life with this enjoyable project!