Unfolding shawl

Unfolding is a stunning triangular shawl pattern that beautifully combines twisted ribbing, intricate geometric lace, elongated garter stitch, and delicate eyelets. This versatile shawl is knit from the bottom up, starting with the wide edge and skillfully decreasing your way to the elegant tip. By following this method, all the hard work—represented by the longer rows—is accomplished at the beginning of the project, allowing you to enjoy quicker, shorter rows as the shawl grows!

Finished Measurements

Total length (longest edge): 230 cm / 90.5”
Total width (shortest side): 134 cm / 53”

Yarn Requirements

For this project, you will need Garthenor Number 1, a high-quality 100% wool yarn, which offers an impressive length of 350 metres / 383 yards per 50 g. To complete the Unfolding shawl, you will require a total of 1500 metres / 1750 yards of yarn. The sample shown is beautifully knit in the stunning colourway Shale, showcasing the pattern's delicate details.

Needles

To achieve the best results, use a 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needle with a cable length of at least 100 cm / 40” (or adjust your needle size as needed to obtain the proper gauge).

Gauge

The gauge for this project is 23 stitches x 34 rows per 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4” when knitting flat in the charted lace stitch after blocking. Ensuring the correct gauge is crucial for achieving the perfect fit and drape for your Unfolding shawl.

Whether you are an experienced knitter or just starting out, this free knitting pattern for the Unfolding shawl will add a beautiful and functional piece to your wardrobe. Perfect as a gift or a personal treasure, this shawl will surely become a cherished staple in your collection. Download your pattern today and embark on your journey to create this unique knitted accessory!