Til it's gone
Introducing our delightful asymmetric shawl pattern, perfect for knitters of all levels! This stunning shawl is knit in simple garter stitch, providing both texture and visual interest for a beautiful finished piece. To create your shawl, simply knit one skein of yarn until it's all used up, then move on to the second skein until that one is finished too. It's a seamless and enjoyable project that allows you to experiment with different colors.
This easy knitting pattern requires 2 x 100g skeins of fingering or 4ply weight yarn, but feel free to use any yarn weight of your choice to suit your personal style. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced knitter, this shawl offers a satisfying knitting experience that results in a lovely accessory.
Yarn Requirements:
You'll need 2 x 100g of fingering/4ply yarn (approximately 400m per skein) in one of each color, or any yarn of your preference. For a relaxed drape and flow, opt for larger needles than those recommended on the yarn ball band to achieve a loose gauge.
Needles and Notions:
For this project, a size US 4 / 3.5 mm circular needle is recommended, or use whichever size is necessary to obtain your required gauge. An approximate needle length of 32” / 80cm is suggested. Don’t forget to have 2 stitch markers on hand to help you track your progress!
Sizing Information:
Upon completion, your shawl will have an impressive wingspan of 80” (203cm) with a center depth of 20” (50cm), making it a versatile piece for various occasions. The size of the shawl is fully adjustable, allowing you to customize it to your preferences.
This pattern has been thoroughly tested and professionally tech-edited to ensure clarity and ease of use. You can confidently dive into this project, knowing you have a reliable guide to follow.
Whether you're looking to create a cozy wrap for yourself or a lovely gift for a friend, this asymmetric shawl is sure to become a favorite in your knitting repertoire. Start your knitting adventure today with this simple yet elegant pattern!
