High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
High Line Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn

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Universal Yarn

High Line Shawl

Designed by Rachel Brockman

City lights and New York’s High Line public park serve as the inspiration for this bright shawl with intriguing diagonal lines traveling across the fabric. Our Uni Merino Neons is paired with Rico’s Super Kid Mohair Loves Silk to create a lightweight fabric that is warm and insulating with an ethereal halo. This shawl is perfect for bundling up on chilly days and adding a touch of bold color for dreary winter days.

SKILL
Knitting

DIFFICULTY
Intermediate

SIZES
Small (Large)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Width (at widest edge): 45½ (63½)”
Length: 44¾ (62¼)”

MATERIALS
Universal Yarn Uni Merino Neons (75% superwash merino wool, 25% nylon; 100g/437 yds)
Small Version:
• 153 Neon Orange (A) – 1 skein
Large Version:
• 155 Neon Green (A) – 2 skeins
Rico Design Essentials Super Kid Mohair Loves Silk (70% mohair, 30% silk; 25g/218 yds)
Small Version:
• 048 Azalea (B) – 2 balls
Large Version:
• 050 Green (B) – 4 balls
Needles: US Size 7 (4.5 mm) 32” circular or longer (to accommodate large number of sts)
Notions: Tapestry needle, stitch markers

GAUGE
16 sts x 22 rows = 4” in Lace patt after blocking
Save time, check your gauge.

PATTERN NOTES
This asymmetrical shawl is knit flat, beginning at the tip and increasing to the opposite edge. On one edge of the shawl, increases are worked every right side row, and on the opposite edge, increases are worked every fourth right side row. The Lace pattern is rhythmic but engaging, with lace worked on both the right side and wrong side of the work.

One strand each of yarns A and B are held together throughout this project.

Free Pattern