Garter Garden Shawl Pattern

Description

Purchase the Pattern PDF for instructions to knit your own Garter Garden Shawl!

Knit the Garter Garden Shawl Pattern with your favourite indie dyer variegated and speckled fingering weight yarns. See yarn requirements below.

Shawl Description:
The shawl steadily increases in width and a beautiful curve is formed depending on how tightly you knit the first stitch and form the double increase on each right side row. A jagged edge is achieved along the left hand side by binding off six stitches on every twelfth row and these can be blocked out to delicate points. A combination of garter stitch stripes, textured stitches and simple yet stunning lace there are so many customization opportunities to make the perfect garden for you.

Note: Product is for pattern PDF instructions only not a completed shawl.

Garter Garden Shawl Pattern Yarn Requirements:

Yarn: Fingering Weight

Yardage: Approximately 800-840m total
Colour A: 400-420m
Colour B: 400-420m

Weight: 200 – 225g

Designer’s Choice: NNK Yarns ‘Sock Yarn’ (Any base: Merino/Nylon, Superwash, High Twist, or SW + Micron, they are all soft and squishy). Ranging roughly from 400 to 420m per 100g skein. Recommend 1 skein variegated/speckled and 1 skein semi-solid. Alternatively, you could also use yarns with low contrast for a beautiful subtle blend. NNK Yarns can be found on Etsy here.

Garter Garden Shawl Pattern Finished Measurements: Measurements taken after blocking.
Blue & Purple Sample 191cm long, 100cm wide.
Yellow & Blue Sample 185cm long, 99cm wide.

Designed to avoid knitting a gauge swatch. However, the following are the gauge results if required.

Gauge (after blocking):
Blue & Purple Sample
Garter Stitch: 20sts x 42 rows
Pond Ripple: 21sts x 26.5 rows

Yellow & Blue Sample
Garter Stitch: 19.5sts x 38.5 rows
Pond Ripple:  23sts x 24.5 rows

Meanwhile, if you haven’t already, you can check out the blog post to read more about how this shawl developed by clicking here.

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In conclusion, I hope you have fun knitting this pattern!