Tschumi shawl

Discover the beauty of intarsia knitting with this stunning shallow triangular shawl pattern, perfect for beginners looking to enhance their skills. This shawl serves as an excellent introduction to the intarsia technique, allowing you to create vibrant, graphic shapes that effortlessly complement any outfit. Whether you're looking to use up some fabulous variegated yarn that’s been stashed away for a rainy day or simply want to explore a new knitting style, this project is ideal for knitters of all levels.

Inspired by the renowned architect Bernard Tschumi, who designed the iconic Parc de la Villette in Paris, this shawl features a unique design reminiscent of the park’s various rectangles, squares, and winding paths. As you knit, you’ll appreciate the visually striking patterns that echo the architecture of this cherished urban space. (You can catch a glimpse of some of these geometric shapes in the accompanying photos.)

This pattern requires fingering weight yarn, with approximately 420 yards of main color (MC) and 200 yards of contrasting color (CC) for a beautifully balanced look. Dive into the world of intarsia with this engaging project and elevate your knitting repertoire. Whether you're preparing for a chilly evening or simply want a stylish accessory, this shawl pattern is a delightful addition to your wardrobe.

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