Sitting on the peer on a summer night with a light shawl on your shoulders against the soft winds. That’s what Tides of Time is for.

Tides of Time is a light shawl worked in one colour. It’s worked in broken ribbing with some strategically placed increases and decreases to create the fun cable-like motifs.

Tides of Time is an asymmetrical triangle started from one sharp corner and shaped by increasing along one side. The shape allows for modifying the size by simply stopping when you’re happy with your shawl, so feel free to play along with different yarns and gauges too! The pattern is chart based, but written versions of the charts are included.

You can find a matching sock pattern: Autumn Gold.

Size:
One size, large.

Sample size:
Wingspan: approx. 71” / 180 cm
Depth: approx. 32” / 81 cm

Yarn:
Holst Garn Tides (70 % wool, 30 % silk, 287 m / 50 g). Shown in colour 36 Forest.

4 cakes.

Yardage:
1150 yards / 1050 meters.

Needle:
3,5 mm (US 4) - 40” / 100 cm circular needle. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the right gauge.

Gauge:
24 sts x 40 rows = 4 x 4” / 10 x 10 cm in broken ribbing worked flat (after blocking).

Others:
stitch markers, tapestry needle.