Shift Shawl is a full-size triangular shawl featuring bold, clean stripes that shift direction as you knit. Worked entirely in garter stitch, it’s a fun and approachable project suitable for beginners and a relaxing project for more experienced knitters. A colorful yet modern accent piece to add to your winter outfits.

The shawl is constructed in four sections that create an interesting graphic look through the change of stripe direction. Color changes happen every 12 rows, giving the piece a modern, minimal aesthetic.

• Size: One size. W 256 cm x H 40 cm (W 100” x H 15 3/4”) You can also change needle size and yarn weight to adjust the size. Make a gauge swatch if you decide to do so.

• Gauge: 19 sts x 36 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm (4 inches x 4 inches)

• Yarn: 200 g ≈ 400 m (440 yards) of worsted weight yarn for each color. Sample yarn: 2 skeins of Cascade 220 for each color. Purple: 2 skeins of Cascade 220 #2422; Chocolate: 2 skeins of Cascade 220 #2431.

• Needles: 5 mm US 8 60 cm 24 inches circular needles. Or the size of needles that meet the gauge.

• Notions: 1. stitch holder or scrap yarn 2. sewing needle

• Techniques: Long Tail Cast-on | Garter Stitch | M1R - Make one right | K2tog - Knit 2 st together| Seaming (Kitchener Stitch & Mattress Stitch) | Pick up stitches from vertical edge (NOTE: links to tutorials of techniques above are attached to the last page of the pattern)

If you have any questions regarding the pattern, please reach out to me at mmmayin.yst@gmail.com or message me on Instagram (@mayinmade) or Ravelry (@mayinmade).

Share your progress and finished shawl with me by tagging @mayinmade #mayinmade #shiftshawl— I can’t wait to see your knits!