υφἠ {ee-FEE} :: textured
Have you seen the Textured Knitted Triangle Shawl pattern? I love it, and one day I'll get yarn to make one exactly like Orlane's, but for now using up my stash takes priority. I had part of a skein and a unicorn tail of some lovely Tosh Merino Light leftover from my Chauncey Sweater, which was just the thing. Here's my inspired version, which I call υφἠ, meaning "textured" in Greek. I'm including the pattern below--I changed the texture stitch so that the two halves would be mirror images. I hope the directions are clear.
If you knit a shawl using the pattern, I'd love to see it! Please comment below and link back to your version.
Yarn:
Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light, Colorway Whiskey Barrel
102 g
Abbreviations:
st: stitch
k: knit
p: purl
m1L: make 1 left
m1R: make 1 right
YO: yarnover
psso: pass slipped stitch over the knitted one and the YO
s1p: slip one purlwise
Cast on using the garter tab method:
Co 2
k 6 rows
at end of last row, do not turn
k 2, pm, pick up three sts (in the bumps) along the long edge, pm, pick up two sts at the cast on edge
Here's a tutorial to help you visualize
First Section:
Begin texture stitch rows
ROW 1 (right side):
FIRST HALF: k2, [m1L] *s1p, k1, YO, psso* rep from * to center stitch, [m1R] and incorporate [m1R] into the last psso, p1 (center stitch)
SECOND HALF: YO, [m1L], *s1p, YO, k1* rep from * to end, [m1R], k2
ROW 2 (wrong side):
FIRST HALF: k2, p1 *pass 1st st over next 2 on left needle, p first 2 stitches on left needle (the ones you just passed over), and drop passed stitch off left needle* until center marker, p1
SECOND HALF: p to marker, k2
Repeat 2 texture stitch rows 18 times
Second Section:
Row 1: k2, [m1L], k to marker, [m1R], k1,[m1L] k to marker, [m1R], k2
Row 2: k2, p to last marker, k2
Row 3: k2, [m1L], k to marker, [m1R], k1,[m1L] k to marker, [m1R], k2
Row 4: k2, p to last marker, k2
Row 5:k2, [m1L], k to marker, [m1R], k1,[m1L] k to marker, [m1R], k2
Row 6: k2, k to last marker, k2
Repeat rows 1-6 a total of 5 times, knit rows 1-5 once more
Third Section:
Knit the two rows of the textured stitch 10 times (20 rows total)
Fourth Section:
Knit rows 1-6 of the second section 3 times total, knit rows 1-5 once
Fifth Section:
Knit the two textured stitch rows three times
Border:
Knit garter stitch until you have just enough yarn left to bind off.
Bind off using your favorite method, block, and enjoy!
It's beautiful, Catherine! And the yarn is lovely -- it's perfect with your linen dress. You may just turn me into a shawl knitter... :-)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Shannon
Thank you, Shannon! I am, first and foremost, a shawl wearer. Knitting them just ensures I have something to snuggle in!
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