Noro Hybrid Triangular Shawl Wrap Knitting Pattern
By Noro
Specifications
| Brand: | Noro |
| Yarn Weight: | Fingering |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Techniques and Construction: | Lace, Seamless, Top Down, Worked Flat |
Product Description
The Hybrid Triangular Shawl from Noro Magazine 8 offers an outstanding allover lace pattern, a gorgeous background to Noro's classic self-striping yarns. This shawl begins at the center top edge and increases at either edge and in the center, creating a gradient of color band widths.
Finished Measurements:
length- 27"
width- 62"
Yarn Requirements: 2 balls Noro Silk Garden Sock (40% Wool/25% Silk/25% Nylon/10% Kid Mohair; 100g/325yds)
Needles: US 6 (4.0mm) 32" circular needle
Gauge: 16 sts and 20 rows = 4" in chart 4
Noro Hybrid Triangular Shawl
What Is Being Made
The Noro Hybrid Triangular Shawl is an intermediate-level knitted wrap designed as a versatile triangular accessory. This shawl features finished measurements of 62 inches (157.5 cm) from edge to edge in width, with a center length of 27 inches (68.5 cm). The triangular silhouette makes it an elegant layering piece suitable for various occasions and styling options.
Construction Method
This shawl is worked using a top-down, seamless approach, beginning from the center of the top edge and expanding outward as rows are added. The garment is worked flat on circular needles, allowing for the gradual increase in stitch count that creates the characteristic triangular shape. This construction method eliminates the need for seaming and creates a cohesive, unified fabric from start to finish.
Techniques Used
- Lace knitting: Decorative openwork patterns are incorporated throughout the design, creating visual interest and an airy quality typical of shawl construction
- Yarn overs: Used to create the lace motifs and increase stitches as needed for shaping
- Decreases: Techniques such as slip, slip, knit (ssk) are employed to maintain stitch balance and create refined shaping
- Pick up and knit: Stitches are picked up and worked along edges to add new sections or create seamless transitions
- Slip stitch edge work: Selvage stitches are slipped at the beginning of rows to create clean, finished edges that facilitate any necessary seaming or finishing
Stitches Used
The pattern employs fundamental knitting stitches including knit and purl stitches as the foundation. Shaping is achieved through strategic use of yarn overs for lace increases and decrease stitches (including slip, slip, knit variations) to maintain proper stitch counts. The pattern utilizes slip stitches for edge definition and includes techniques such as kfb (knit into front and back) and M1 (make one) increases. Chart 4 guides the stitch patterns and is worked over a gauge of 16 stitches and 20 rows per 4 inches (10 cm).
Materials and Tools
The Noro Hybrid Triangular Shawl requires 2 x 50g balls of Noro Silk Garden Sock in colorway #S417, providing approximately 100 grams of yarn for the complete project. A US 6/4mm circular needle measuring 32 inches (80 cm) in length is required to achieve the specified gauge and accommodate the increasing stitch count as the shawl expands. The circular needle format allows for comfortable flat knitting while managing the growing number of stitches without the limitations of straight needles.
Yarn Characteristics
Noro Silk Garden Sock yarn is a premium blend that combines silk with other fibers, offering both luxury and practical durability. This yarn choice contributes to the shawl's drape and sheen, making it suitable for a refined accessory that can be dressed up or worn casually depending on the occasion.
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