Diamonte Crescent
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Introducing the Diamonte Shawl! This stunning crescent-shaped shawl is meticulously knit in one continuous piece, starting from the center-top and working outward. The unique structure is shaped through innovative increasing techniques on the edging, providing a beautifully flowing design that every knitter will love. The Diamonte Shawl pattern comes complete with both charts and clear written instructions, allowing knitters of all levels to choose the format that works best for them!
Yarn Requirements:
For this project, you will need approximately 450 yards of fingering weight yarn. Keep in mind that testers have used anywhere from 437 yards to 521 yards in total, depending on their individual gauge and preferred size of the shawl.
Sample Details:
The sample shown is crafted from Cephalopod Yarns Skinny Bugga, a luxurious blend composed of 80% merino, 10% cashmere, and 10% nylon, featuring 424 yards per 113 grams. For the sample, a total of 409 yards (109 grams) was utilized to achieve the perfect drape and feel.
Needle Specifications:
You will need a US size 5 (3.75 mm) circular needle, ideally a 32-inch length, or another length that suits the weight of your yarn. This will ensure a comfortable knitting experience as you create your beautiful shawl.
Notions Required:
Make sure to have a tapestry needle on hand for weaving in ends, and consider using stitch markers for marking edgings if desired. These small tools can greatly enhance your efficiency while knitting the Diamonte Shawl.
Gauge Information:
The recommended gauge for this pattern is 26 stitches per 4 inches, ensuring that your shawl will turn out just right!
Don't miss out on this opportunity to create a stunning accessory for your wardrobe with the Diamonte Shawl. Happy knitting!
