Ono Shawl
Introducing the Ono Shawl, a stunning design that captures the essence of its name—Ono, which means six in Maori. This unique shawl showcases a beautiful blend of garter stitch techniques, incorporating increases and decreases to create an eye-catching asymmetrical triangular shape. The design features a captivating transition from thin stripes in the initial section to bold, vibrant stripes in the latter half, making it a true statement piece. Be sure to choose eye-catching colors that will demand attention and showcase your knitting skills!
Yarns Used:
- 3 skeins of Shibui Staccato in Fog (Main Color)
- 1 skein of Shibui Staccato in Raspberry (Contrast Color 1)
- 1 skein of Shibui Staccato in Brass (Contrast Color 2)
Yardage Requirements:
- Main Color: 550 yards
- Contrast Color 1: 160 yards
- Contrast Color 2: 170 yards
Skills Needed for This Pattern:
- Basic increases and decreases
- Intarsia knitting over garter stitch
- I-Cord Bind-off
Whether you're a seasoned knitter or just starting, we've got you covered! Written and video tutorials are provided for those who wish to explore Intarsia knitting for the first time. Check out the comprehensive video tutorial available on my website. Plus, detailed instructions on how to achieve the I-Cord bind-off are included, ensuring you finish your shawl with a polished look.
Looking for alternative yarns? Suggested substitute yarns are listed below, allowing you the freedom to experiment with different textures and colors. Dive into your next knitting adventure with the Ono Shawl and create a beautiful accessory that reflects your personal style.
