Echelon Shawl
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Thanks for checking out the Echelon Shawl! This easy, two-colored shawl knits up fast and is perfect for those looking for a relaxing garter-stitch project. The pattern makes use of intarsia to combine two colors within the same row, and adjacent right triangles give the typical asymmetrical triangle pattern a clever twist. Due to the geometry, the colors of the Echelon shawl have a convenient 2:1 ratio, making it easy to know exactly how many skeins of yarn you will need.
PATTERN DETAILS
This pattern contains instructions for knitting Echelon in three sizes:
Size |
Small |
Medium |
Large |
Description |
Small asymmetrical triangular shawl / scarf |
Medium asymmetrical triangular shawl |
Large asymmetrical triangular shawl / wrap |
Length of Top Edge |
60 in (152 cm) |
80 in (203 cm) |
90 in (229 cm) |
Depth of Wings |
10 in (25 cm) |
13 in (33 cm) |
15 in (38 cm) |
Yardage |
600 yards of fingering-weight yarn (400 yards of Color A, 200 yards of Color B) |
900 yards of fingering-weight yarn (600 yards of Color A, 300 yards of Color B) |
1200 yards of fingering-weight yarn (800 yards of Color A, 400 yards of Color B) |
Needles:
- 2.75 mm (US 2) circular needles
Gauge:
- 30 sts by 68 rows for a 4-inch square in garter stitch after washing and blocking gently
- Slight deviation from this gauge is perfectly acceptable
Other Materials:
- Tapestry needle to weave in ends
Included Instructions:
- Standard, written instructions
Sample Details:
The original sample modeled here is the Medium size, knit with 1.5 skeins of Malabrigo Sock in Pearl and 0.75 skeins in Ochre (each fingering weight, 440 yards, 100 grams).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Also, I’d like to extend a huge thank you Echelon’s test knitters Joan, Andrea, and Lindsay! Check out their awesome projects on Ravelry for additional inspiration.