Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn
Lavender Mist Shawl Pattern Universal Yarn

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Universal Yarn

Lavender Mist Shawl

Designed by Rachel Brockman

A striking two-color slip stitch pattern and rhythmic lace come together in this generously sized shawl to create a piece reminiscent of a misty lakeside morning. The Lavender Mist shawl uses 2 shades of our stash staple Uni Merino yarn. With over 50 colors to choose from, you can mix and match to make a truly unique showpiece.

SKILL
Knitting

DIFFICULTY
Intermediate

SIZES
One Size

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Wingspan: 66”
Depth at Center: 33”

MATERIALS
Universal Yarn Uni Merino (75% superwash merino wool, 25% nylon; 100g/437 yds)
• 133 Pearl (A) – 2 skeins
• 103 Alabaster (B) – 2 skeins
Needle: US Size 7 (4.5 mm) 32” circular or longer (to accommodate large number of sts) or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions: Tapestry needle, stitch markers

GAUGE
19 sts x 40 rows = 4” in Two-Color Slip Stitch patt after blocking
19 sts x 28 rows = 4” in Lace patt after blocking
Save time, check your gauge.

PATTERN NOTES
This shawl is worked flat from the top down, beginning with a garter tab cast-on. Four stitches are increased on every right side row. Sections 1 through 6 are both written and charted for your convenience.

In this pattern, work all slipped stitches purlwise with working yarn held towards the front of work unless otherwise indicated.

When changing colors, do not break yarn at each color change. Instead, carry the yarn up the side of the work and twist the strands of yarn around one another every color change, taking care not to pull too tightly.

Free Pattern