A Gathered Triangle Shawl

This beautifully designed triangular shawl pattern is knitted sideways, creating a unique asymmetric shape where the starting tip is narrower and longer than the ending tip. The ending edge features a slight flare, giving the shawl an elegant finish. If you're familiar with basic knitting techniques, such as how to knit and purl, along with increasing and decreasing stitches, you can easily tackle this project and create your own stunning shawl.

The shawl showcases a distinctive Gathering Stitch pattern, which alternates between 'gathered' Stockinette sections and plain Garter Stitch sections. The captivating gathering effect is achieved by integrating one increase row at the beginning and one decrease row at the conclusion of the Stockinette sections. This clever technique adds depth and dimension to your knitting, making this shawl not only functional but also visually appealing.

The overall size of your finished shawl will vary based on the yarn weight and needle size you choose, as well as how long you wish to knit. For reference, my sample shawl measures an impressive 170 x 80 cm and was knit using a "long colour-changing" yarn paired with 5.5 mm needles. This combination allows the shawl to display a beautiful gradient of colors, enhancing its artistic look.

As an optional tip, I opted to knit the End Garter section using 5 mm needles to help control the flare and maintain a polished appearance. The Stockinette sections of this shawl pattern consist of 20 rows tall, providing a nice balance between structure and flow.

Whether you are an experienced knitter or just starting your journey, this shawl pattern provides an exciting and rewarding knitting experience. Grab your needles and yarn, and let your creativity shine as you bring this lovely triangular shawl to life! Happy knitting! :)