Northern Night Shawl

Some nights are so bright that we can’t tell them from the days. Streams of moonlight, polar lights and reflections, fooling our minds into thinking that life is just one long day in which we are constantly moving forward.

Northern Night Shawl is a top-down triangular shawl, an evolutive knit that is made using three colors, blended together by fading into each other and on intricate Fair Isle patterns.

Yarn: 3 colors of fingering weight yarn Color A: 247 yds (226 m) Color B: 210 yds (192 m) Color C: 276 yds (252 m)

For optimal results, pick colorways that have a low contrast between each other. However, the first and third colorways should be di“erent enough to create an interesting result on Fair Isle sections.

Difficulty Intermediate: basic stitches (stockinette and garter stitch), stranded colorwork (Fair Isle) worked flat, basic increases, colorwork chart.