Striped shawls are so popular right now. You can create so many different combinations with colours and by changing the width of the stripes. But what about odd stripes? If you like a mental challenge and seeing thing differently, then this shawl is for you!

Sizes: Small (Large)

Yarn: Fingering weight.

Shown in:
Small Size
Gradient Australia Yarn
Color A – Hargreaves Yarn “Winter City”
Color B – Esplanade Yarn “Hummingbird”

Large Size
Gradient Australia Yarn
Color A – Hargreaves Yarn “Fern”
Color B – Esplanade Yarn “Deep Dark Ocean”

Yardage:
Small Size
Color A (Gradient)- 280m / 306 yards
Color B (Pink Speckle) – 322m / 352 yards

Large Size
Color A – (Green) 360m / 394yards
Color B – (Gradient) 380m / 413 yards

Needles: US 5 / 3.75mm circular needle with a cable length of at least 80cm / 30 inches
Notions: Darning needle, 4 stitch markers, pins / blocking wires

Gauge: 17 sts / 10cm in pattern. Gauge is not critical for this items, however it will effect the overall size of the item, and the amount of yarn used.

Pattern notes: out of line is a triangular, top down shawl. The pattern is written for fingering weight yarn and 2 sizes. The pattern will only work on a circular needle as it requires you to move live stitches from one end to the other. Section 1-3 sees you graduating stripes from odd numbered, to even numbered to odd numbered. Section 4 you add the decorative border, with Section 5 your cast off section.

This pattern has been professionally Tech Edited and test knit.