Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy…
Perfect for warding off chills on those rainy nights and brisk days, Abuelito is inspired by the sort of scarf you might find in your granddad’s wardrobe. It’s a triangle shawl, knit from the top down and spiced up with a subtle pattern in masculine colors. A rustic lace border finishes the look. Arranmore Light…
As I was walking the streets of Berlin while teaching at the Berlin Knits Festival 2017, I couldn’t help but imagine this asymmetrical triangle shawl. The basketweave mosaic section blends perfectly into garter stitch stripes, with a striking pattern combination reminiscent of Berlin’s cobbled pedestrian plazas and neat rows of buildings. Knitting it with bold…
A broad band of slipped stitches twinkle at the edge of this cozy triangle shawl, making it the perfect companion for an evening under the stars. Under the Milky Way is knit from the top down, with a generous garter stitch body setting off the “stars” along the edge. Choose any of the galactic colorways…
Walk Your Way is my tribute to the extraordinary primatologist, Dian Fossey (born 6th of January 1932 in San Francisco, California; found dead on 27th of December 1985 at the Karisoke Research Center, Rwanda), who devoted her life to the study and preservation of mountain gorillas in Rwanda. She is often best known for the…
For millennia, migratory herds of Merino d’Arles sheep and their humans have roamed the fertile countryside across France, choosing the high meadows of the Alps during the summer and the lush plains of La Crau when winter’s chill hits. This asymmetrical triangle shawl is knit in Rosy Green Wool’s new Merino d’Arles yarn, and pays…
Verdon is knit with Rosy Green Wool’s new yarn, Merino d’Arles, and was inspired by the seasonal migration of this traditional sheep breed between Alpine meadows and protected valleys like the stunning Verdon Gorge. It’s a generous rectangular shawl knit from four different colors, using short rows to seamlessly combine textures like stripes and lace…
Let your true colors shine in this eye-catching shawl! Whether your style is bold, elegant, playful, or simply unique – you’ll find this asymmetrical triangle shawl to be the perfect playground for your personality. It knits up to a generous size, with a simple lace pattern creating a stunning scalloped effect. Eyelet stripes separate gradient…
Rectangular shawl in twisted rib and ridge stitch. Worked from one long edge to the other. Shown in color no. 20. Requires 5 skeins. Please note that you’ll have to read charts in order to complete this pattern. This pattern is only available in English. View on RavelryBuy now
Inspired by the vast sea and stark, beautiful cliffs of Helgoland (a famous German island in the North Sea), this asymmetrical triangle shawl is lightweight and warm. A wide swath features a two-color stitch that is easy to knit and looks lovely from both sides, while a striking contrast garter section creates interest. Tassels add…
