Amber viola shawl
This cozy brioche shawl is one of my absolute favorites, making it a must-try for any knitting enthusiast. With its beautifully textured construction featuring a budding pillar border, this shawl is designed to be worked down and out from the center of the top edge. The pattern includes mainly written instructions, along with some complementary charts to guide you along the way.
I truly hope you enjoy knitting this exquisite shawl as much as I did! The combination of colors and the unique brioche stitch technique make this project a rewarding experience for any intermediate knitter.
Skill Level: Intermediate. Some basic brioche knitting skills are recommended to effectively tackle this pattern. If you’re familiar with the foundational techniques of brioche, you’re well-prepared to craft this stunning piece!
One Size: The shawl features a generous wingspan along the top edge of 77” (195 cm) and a center depth of 31.5” (80 cm), perfect for wrapping yourself in warmth and style.
Yarn: The pattern calls for Fingering Weight Yarn: Color A: 140 g, Color B: 115 g, Color C: 45 g. For this project, I used Madelinetosh Merino Light (100g/384m (420 yds)) in Color A: Tern and Color B: Duchess, alongside Manos del Uruguay Fino (100g/448m (490 yds)) in Color C: Pocketwatch.
Suggested yarns provide a beautiful drape and enhance the overall texture of the shawl, ensuring that each stitch pops beautifully!
Needles: To achieve the desired gauge, you will need a Size US 4 (3.5 mm) 24” (60 cm) circular needle. Feel free to use other needle sizes to find the best fit for your knitting style.
Tools Needed: You will also require a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and six stitch markers to help keep track of your progress throughout the pattern.
Not only does this brioche shawl add a luxurious touch to any outfit, but it also makes for a thoughtful gift for friends and family. Ready to embark on your next knitting adventure? Grab your materials and get started on this delightful shawl today!
