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Granville Island shawl is a a simple twist on a traditional top down shape - it’s a fun little number to get you through dark fall days - knitting and wearing this cheerful shawl is sure to lift your spirits on gloomy days!
Love mini skein projects? This is the one for you!

The kits to knit your own Granville Island in the same yarn I used, are available here!

YARN
You will need 100g (400 yards) of MC(main color) - shown here in Navy
and a kit of 5 mini skeins, 20g (80 yards) each

MEASUREMENTS
Length: 60”
Height: 26”
Schematic is provided in the pattern

NEEDLES
US#5/3.75mm - 32”/80cm circular needles

TOOLS
2 markers; piece of cardboard or tassel maker(optional)

GAUGE
20 sts/28 rows per 4” square using US#5/3.75mm needles in Garter stitch post blocked or size to obtain gauge

INSPIRATION
For the last 20+ plus years I have made Vancouver, BC my home. One of my favorite places to visit is Granville Island - located right smack in the middle of it all, it has a ton of quirk, quaint little shops(such as infamous Maiwa!), a fun food marker and gorgeous views to spare.

When Yoriko from Fibre Arts Studio(located there!) contacted me about designing a shawl, I knew that i wanted something colorful and a bit different to match the personality of this beautiful landmark. So here it is! Quick, colorful and a joy to make!

For more information, see
https://sweaterfreak.com/item/granville-island-shawl