Wave Breaker is a triangular shawl that shows a completely different look on each side.
The brioche lines on the right side represent the endless ripple of the ocean, while the texture on the wrong side depicts the breaking waves and the harshness of nature. Both sides are beautiful, making it a reversible piece with different expressions. It's a generous, oversized shawl, and its simple triangular shape allows for various ways to wear it.
It is knitted with amirisu Parade. With the Parade yarn, it will be a very light, refreshing shawl that can be worn for many seasons.
It is knitted diagonally from side to side. Starting from the right corner, you create a triangle by increasing at the beginning of each row. The body of the shawl is worked in two-color brioche stockinette stitch, creating diagonal lines with increases and decreases. The edges are finished with a garter stitch border and an I-cord Bind Off.
Kit Contents
Size 1 (2) =
amirisu Parade or Parade Handdyed
MC: 2 (2) skeins
CC: 1 (2) skein(s)
Sample is Size 2.
PDF patterns (ENG and JPN versions are included.)
This pattern is featured in amirisu Issue 26. If you own the book, please purchase the yarn separately.
*The pattern will be delivered as a PDF.
Please refer to this blog post for instructions on how to download the pattern.
If you would like a printed version, please also purchase the pattern printing fee.
Kit Details
designed by Susanne Sommer
Finished Size
Size 1 (2) = Width: 150 (186) cm, Depth: 72 (88) cm
Sample is Size 2
Yarn Used
amirisu Parade
(60% Wool / 20% Cotton / 10% Silk / 10% Linen, 420 yards / 384 m, 100g)
Needles Used
1 x US 4 (3.5 mm) 80–100 cm circular needle
Or, a needle of the size needed to obtain the gauge
Other Tools
・Stitch markers (8)
・Tapestry needle
Note
Sample color is Dublin + Oslo, size 2.
Since Dublin is discontinued, kits are available with Dublin Handdyed + Oslo.
*The sample in the photo uses the old version of Oslo, but the kits are assembled with the new version of Oslo.
