NOTE: this pattern has not been tested. Please ensure you are using the latest version of this pattern as the original PDF file was the incorrect recipe for the pictured sample.

The Hedyn Shawl is a simple triangle knitted from the tip, allowing for complete flexibility on the size of your finished shawl. The shawl is an all-over seed stitch creating an elegant but cosy finished wrap that feels like a warm hug on a cold day. “Hedyn” is the Welsh word for “seed” and seemed the perfect choice of name because of the stitch choice and to reflect my Welsh roots.

Finished wingspan: 190cm (75”)
Finished height: 95cm (37”) Size is adjustable by adding/reducing the number of rows before binding off.

This is a super easy shawl and very beginner friendly. I had the idea before I came back to knitting again when I was in a shop and saw a shawl very similar to this and I thought, “I bet I can make that!”

My original shawl started from the long end and then decreased but I thought casting on so many stitches at the beginning of the pattern might be a bit daunting so reversed the construction.

This pattern would also make a great blanket by using bulky yarn and going up a couple of needle sizes.