House of a La Mode Aran Tweed has a wonderful tweedy texture, and the colors I used remind me of the times I spent camping while growing up. However, this gorgeous merino yarn is anything but rustic. With little pops of color and an incredibly luxurious softness, HOALM has created the perfect palette for glamping. Thus the name, Going Glamping, was born.

This asymmetrical shawl is worked from side to side, starting with a small number of stitches and ending in a beautiful diamond lace motif. Aran weight yarn and garter stitch make it a very quick knit, but the bits of lace keep things interesting.

Grab 2 colors of your favorite yarn and join the adventure!

Finished Measurements: 36.5” width x 50” length (measured across the bottom edge), one size

MATERIALS:
Yarn: 470 yds/430 m Aran weight yarn

Shown in:
House of a La Mode Aran Tweed (3.53 oz/100 g, 183 yd/167 m, 85% merino/15% manufactured fiber)
Gingerbread House (MC): 2 skeins (315 y/289 m)
Fireside (CC): 1 skein (156 y/142 m)

Needles: 24” or longer US size 8 5 mm circular needles or size to obtain correct gauge

Tools: Tapestry needle, stitch markers for lace repeats (optional)

Gauge
16 sts and 34 rows = 4” 10 cm in garter st measured after blocking

Skill Level: Beginner

Skills Needed: Knitting, purling, increases, decreases, simple lace

HUGE thanks to my wonderful test knitters: AinsleysMommy and grux41. This couldn’t have happened without you both!