What you'll need
| One size only: | length: 194 cm / 76.5“- depth: 68 cm / 26.75“- adjustable |
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Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light - Spectrum (249)
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Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light - Grasshopper (077)
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Product Description
An interplay of stripes and an eye-catching mosaic motif creates this beautiful triangular shawl.
Mosaic knitting is an easy colourwork technique that uses slipped stitches and only one colour at a time to achieve fascinating graphic motifs!
Worked sideways from one tip to the opposite edge makes this shawl fun to knit and easy to wear.
Fully written row-by-row as well as charted instructions are provided so you can choose which you prefer to work from.
I hope you enjoy the pattern!
YARN: Designed for fingering weight yarn in two contrasting colours. Allow approx. 768 m / 840 yds to get the size of the sample. Easily adjustable for other yarn weights and / or yardages.
Room with a View Triangular Shawl by Lisa Hannes
What is Being Made
Room with a View is a triangular shawl designed by Lisa Hannes of maliha designs. This beginner-friendly knit features an eye-catching interplay of stripes combined with a mosaic motif, creating a visually striking accessory suitable for various skill levels. The shawl is worked sideways, beginning from the right tip with just a few stitches and expanding across to the left edge through strategic increases.
Construction and Shaping
The shawl is constructed using a sideways knit method, which allows for an intuitive building process. Knitters begin at the right tip with minimal stitches and work horizontally across the width of the piece. The triangular shape is achieved through increases worked at the top edge, gradually expanding the shawl as you progress from right to left. This construction method is particularly suitable for beginners as it allows for easier stitch counting and shaping management compared to top-down or bottom-up approaches.
Stitches and Techniques
The pattern incorporates mosaic stitch techniques as a central design element, creating the distinctive motif that runs through the striped sections. Mosaic knitting is an accessible technique for beginners, involving slipped stitches and color changes to create geometric patterns without the complexity of traditional colorwork. The mosaic motif is embedded within striped sections, allowing the pattern to create visual interest through both texture and color variation.
Pattern Format and Instructions
Room with a View is provided in a downloadable PDF format with comprehensive instructions. The pattern includes both fully written and charted instructions, giving knitters the flexibility to work from whichever format they prefer. The row numbering remains consistent across both versions, allowing you to reference the written instructions while working from the charts, or vice versa, depending on your working preference and comfort level with each format.
Yarn and Materials
The pattern is written for fingering weight yarn (4-ply), which creates a delicate, refined fabric ideal for shawls. However, the pattern is noted as being easily adaptable to other yarn weights, making it versatile for different yarn stash options. You will need appropriate needles sized for your chosen yarn weight and fingering weight yarn in quantities sufficient for the triangular shawl dimensions specified in the pattern schematic.
Difficulty Level
Rated as a beginner pattern, Room with a View is accessible to knitters new to shawl construction. The sideways knit method, combined with the straightforward mosaic stitch technique, makes this an excellent introduction to shawl knitting without requiring advanced skills or complex colorwork experience.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | 4 Ply |
| Pages: | 5 |
| Designer: | Lisa Hannes |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | Item is worked flat. Circular needles are recommended to accommodate number of stitches. |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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