Lavender Shawl by Emma Vining

Inspired by beautiful lavender flowers, this top-down triangular shawl grows from individual flowers to a whole field! The shawl begins with a garter stitch tab, followed by four increases on every right side row. The outer borders and central spine are knitted in garter stitch. Each lavender flower motif is knitted with a twisted stitch stem and eyelet flowers emerging from two small leaves. The individual lavender motifs are offset at the start of the triangular shawl, creating an interlocking series of plants. The motifs then change to extended lines of pattern, before finishing with a garter stitch pattern cast-off border.

John Arbon Textiles Knit by Numbers 4ply Yarn (100% Organically Farmed Falklands Merino, 400m/437yd per 100g skein)

Shade KBN29; 2 × 100g skeins

Yarn amounts given are based on average requirements and are approximate.

Stockist

https://www.jarbon.com/product/knit-by-numbers-4ply/

This pattern was originally published in Knitting magazine Issue 231, May 2022.