Artefact Shawl
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Thanks for checking out the Artefact Shawl! This large shawl is a relaxing knit composed of a few different techniques. Slipping stitches while alternating colors creates long, smooth vertical lines. These lines then extend into textured, ribbed columns followed by a lattice of raised and crossed stitches. This shawl is a great opportunity to show off two complimentary colors you’ve been saving for something special. It knits up fast and is a perfect project to work on while multi-tasking. Whether you are knitting it for yourself, a friend, or a family member, the future recipient is bound to love it!
PATTERN DETAILS
This pattern contains instructions for knitting Artefact in one size only:
Size |
One |
Description |
Asymmetrical triangular shawl |
Length along top edge |
84 in (213 cm) |
Depth at thickest point |
18 in (46 cm) |
Yardage |
800 yards of fingering-weight yarn (400 yards in each color) |
Needles:
- 5.00 mm (US 8) circular or straight needles
- 3.25 mm (US 3) circular needles
Gauge:
- Sections A, C, D, & E: 24 sts by 88 rows for a 4-inch square in stockinette stitch after washing and blocking lightly
- Sections B & F: 24 sts by 40 rows for a 4-inch square in ktbl/ptbl ribbing after washing and blocking lightly
- Some deviation from these gauges is perfectly acceptable
Other Materials:
- Tapestry need to weave in ends
- Cable needle (optional)
Included Instructions:
- Standard, written instructions
- Charted instructions (Section D only)
- Photo tutorial for specific stitch techniques
Sample Details:
The original sample shown here was knit with two skeins of Black Lamb Country Cashmere (each fingering-weight, 400 yards, 100 grams).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I’d like to give Artisanthropy a special shout-out for providing the yarn for the design! If you are ever in Whitby, Ontario, check out this cute yarn shop. They have a great selection of yarn, including the Black Lamb brand shown here.