Twist Collective Talaitha Wrap Knitting Pattern

By Twist Collective

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Twist Collective Talaitha Wrap Knitting Pattern
Twist Collective Talaitha Wrap Knitting Pattern
$7.00

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Specifications

Brand: Twist Collective
Yarn Weight: DK | Light Worsted
Designer: Alison Green
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Techniques and Construction: Lace, Seamless, Top Down, Worked Flat

Product Description

Discover Talaitha, an exquisite lace shawl designed by Alison Green for Twist Collective. This breathtaking accessory stretches an impressive 110 inches along its outer edge, creating a dramatic sweeping silhouette perfect for any occasion. Worked seamlessly from the top down using a clever garter tab cast-on, Talaitha features a beautiful lace body complemented by a stunning sideways-worked lace edging that attaches as you knit. The pattern showcases elegant techniques including increases and lace motifs presented in easy-to-follow charts. Suggested in Berroco Remix Light in the soft, natural Birch colorway, this shawl blends cotton, silk, linen, and more for a luxuriously lightweight drape. Whether you are an adventurous intermediate knitter or a seasoned lace enthusiast, Talaitha will inspire your needles. Download your PDF pattern today and begin your next heirloom project.
Twist Collective Talaitha Wrap Knitting Pattern
$7.00

Talaitha Shawl by Alison Green

What is Being Made

Talaitha is a top-down, seamless triangular shawl designed by Alison Green for Twist Collective. This elegant wrap features a lace-patterned body with a coordinating lace edging worked sideways and attached as you go. The finished shawl measures approximately 46 inches along the inner edge, 110 inches along the outer bottom edge, and reaches approximately 19 inches deep at the center, making it a generous accessory suitable for layering or wrapping.

Techniques Used

This shawl employs several advanced knitting techniques that create both visual interest and structural integrity. The pattern begins with a garter tab cast-on, a method that creates a neat, finished starting point for top-down shawl construction. The shawl is worked flat on a circular needle, meaning you knit back and forth in rows rather than in the round. The body increases systematically by adding 6 stitches on every right-side row, creating the characteristic triangular shawl shape. The seamless construction means no seaming is required after completion. The wide lace edging is worked sideways, meaning you knit perpendicular to the direction of the shawl body, attaching it to the shawl edge as you progress. This technique eliminates the need for a separate seaming step and creates a perfectly integrated border.

Stitches and Stitch Patterns

The pattern incorporates multiple lace stitch techniques to achieve its sophisticated appearance. Yarn overs (yo) create the openwork characteristic of lace knitting, while knit two together (k2tog) decreases balance the yarn overs and maintain stitch count in specific sections. Left-leaning increases (LLI) and right-leaning increases (RLI) are used strategically for shaping, providing directional increases that contribute to the shawl's aesthetic. The body lace pattern is presented in chart form, allowing knitters to follow a visual representation of the stitch pattern. The edging pattern is available in both text and chart formats, accommodating different knitter preferences. Garter stitch (knitting every row) forms the border sections and creates definition between the lace elements.

Materials

The pattern recommends 2 balls of Berroco Remix Light yarn, which provides 432 yards total (400 meters per 3.5 ounces / 100 grams per ball). This yarn blend contains 30% Nylon, 27% Cotton, 24% Acrylic, 10% Silk, and 9% Linen, creating a durable yet elegant fiber with excellent drape suitable for lace shawls. The suggested colorway is #6901 Birch. Knitters should use a Size 6 US (4 mm) circular needle measuring 36 inches (90 cm) long, with the option to adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge. Additional notions include stitch markers for tracking pattern sections, waste yarn for the provisional cast-on, and a tapestry needle for finishing.

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