Jojoland Sinuous Shawl Wrap Knitting Pattern
By Jojoland
Specifications
| Brand: | Jojoland |
| Yarn Weight: | Fingering |
| Designer: | Lijuan Jing |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Techniques and Construction: | Bottom Up, Seamless, Worked Flat |
Product Description
Jojoland Sinuous Shawl is a fun and colorful accessory by constructing 16 pieces and then they are hooked together to complete this shawl. This wrap is made using Jojoland Melody a machine-washable fingering weight in 2 colors and worked in garter stitch.
There is also a Sinuous Blanket pattern and you can use this pattern for both projects. The basic stitch definition is the same, only the layout is different. So, there is no need to purchase both patterns.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Sizes: One Size
Finished Measurements: 16” wide and 70” long
Yarn Requirements: Jojoland Melody Superwash (100% Wool; 50g/220yd)
MC: 4 balls shown in MS39
CC: 3 balls shown in MS12
Needles: US 2 (2.75mm) DPNs
Gauge: each construction piece = 8" by 3"
Jojoland Sinuous Shawl
What Is Being Made
The Jojoland Sinuous Shawl is a knitted wrap measuring 16 inches by 70 inches, designed as an easy-level project suitable for knitters new to shawl construction. This seamless, bottom-up shawl features a distinctive modular construction technique where 36 individual pieces are created separately and then connected together to form the finished garment.
Construction Method
This shawl employs a unique bottom-up, seamless, worked-flat approach using modular construction. Each of the 36 construction pieces is knitted individually following the same pattern instructions, then assembled together. The pattern includes both flat rows and circular rounds, with pieces measuring approximately 8 by 3 inches each according to the gauge specification. After completing individual pieces, stitches are picked up and joined using the main color to create the unified shawl structure.
Techniques Used
- Modular knitting: The shawl is constructed from 36 separate pieces that are individually completed before being connected, allowing for manageable sections and interesting visual construction
- Seamless assembly: Pieces are joined by picking up stitches and knitting them together rather than seaming, creating a smooth, integrated finish
- Decreasing techniques: Multiple decrease methods including k2tog (knit 2 together) are used throughout to shape each construction piece and create the shawl's form
- Color work: The pattern incorporates both main color (MC) and contrast color (CC) elements worked in alternating sections for visual interest
Stitches Used
- Knit stitch (k): The fundamental stitch forming the base fabric
- Purl stitch (p): Used to create texture and definition between sections
- Knit 2 together (k2tog): A right-leaning decrease used repeatedly throughout the construction pieces to reduce stitch counts and shape the shawl
- Knit 5 together (k5tog): A more dramatic decrease used in the final rounds of each construction piece to taper the sections
- Cast on and cast off: Standard edge techniques for beginning and finishing individual pieces
Materials and Tools
The Jojoland Sinuous Shawl requires 7 balls of Jojoland Melody yarn, with each ball containing 220 yards. The sample shown uses color ms39 for the main color (4 balls) and color ms12 for the contrast color (3 balls). Knitting is worked on 2.75 mm (U.S. size 2) double-pointed needles, which are appropriate for the yarn weight and create the specified gauge where each construction piece measures approximately 8 by 3 inches.
Skill Level and Gauge
This project is rated as Easy, making it accessible to knitters with basic skills who are ready to explore modular construction techniques. The gauge specification of 8 by 3 inches per construction piece is essential for achieving the final shawl dimensions of 16 by 70 inches.
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