Create a colorful collage using this geometric design to mix and marl your fingering weight yarns together. The pattern is written using eight skeins of yarn, but you can use scraps and leftover bits of yarn to utilize your stash. This shawl is constructed one section at a time as you knit the pieces together, so there is no sewing required. A final I-cord bind off frames the triangular shape. Use this modular design as a canvas to paint and explore marled knitting.

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Finished Measurements: 84” / 213cm wingspan length, 38” / 97cm wide measured along center point. Measurements taken after blocking.

Yarn: Fingering weight held double

Yardage: 8 skeins (100g each) of fingering weight yarn, 1 skein each color

Color A - 260yds / 238m
Color B - 310yds / 283m
Color C - 240yds / 219m
Color D - 290yds / 265m
Color E - 230yds / 210m
Color F - 290yds / 265m
CC - 360yds / 329m of each strand of yarn.

CC represents two yarns held together (one strand of HHF Skinny Singles + one strand of HHF Alpaca Boucle

Shown in: Hedgehog Fibres Skinny Singles
Color A - Bee’s Knees (white with yellow speckles)
Color B - Kelp (yellow green semi-solid)
Color C - Clay (rosy pink semi-solid)
Color D - Plume (purple speckled)
Color E - Serengeti (green speckled)
Color F - Ink (dark blue semi-solid)
CC - Ozone (light blue speckled)

Hedgehog Fibres Alpaca Boucle
CC - Glacier (light blue semi-solid)

Needles: Three pairs of US 8 / 5mm circular in 40” / 100cm length

Notions: 1 stitch marker, tapestry needle

Gauge: 20 sts & 40 rows = 4” / 10cm in garter stitch after blocking

Pattern Note: CC (contrast color) - Hold one strand of HHF Alpaca Boucle (Glacier) together with one strand of Skinny Singles (Ozone).

Use the shape map to help plan your color placement. Print this page and draw or paint each section to help organize your colorful Jigshawl Puzzle.

Errata:“Repeat last 8 rows 9 more times, then repeat row 3 to 6 once more. All section 8 left selvedge sts should now be attached to section 10. 59 sts. There should be 43 garter ridges”