The Aranami Shawl is named after the Japanese word for "rough waves". Designer Olga says that the colors and patterns of this shawl remind her of the winter sea with rough waves and white spray. Looking at the wave patterns and gradually changing colors, you can certainly see it that way.
It's the perfect size to use as a cover-up for air conditioning or sun protection in the summer. Since it's made with a modular knitting technique, it's also ideal as a project to take with you when traveling.
Kit Contents
amirisu Trek or Trek Handdyed
A: 1 skein
B: 1 skein
C: 1 skein
D: 1 skein
E: Trek 50g x 2 skeins, or 100g Trek x 1 skein
The photos are E, D, C, B, A from left to right, with color E being the longest side of the shawl.
Japanese version of pattern in PDF
* The pattern will be delivered as a PDF version.
Please refer to this blog for how to download the pattern.
If you would like a printed version, please purchase the printing fee together with your order.
Kit Details
designed by Olga Buraya-Kefelian
Finished Size
Length 35.5cm, Width 170cm
Yarn Used
amirisu Trek
(100% Wool, 191 Yards / 175 m, approx. 50g)
Needles Used
1 x US 2 (2.75mm), 90 cm (or longer) circular needle
Or, a needle of the size needed to obtain the gauge
Other Tools
・Stitch holder or waste yarn
・Crochet hook
・Tapestry needle
Note
The colors of the yarn included in each kit are as follows:
The photos are E, D, C, B, A from left to right, with color E being the longest side of the shawl.
midnight
E: midnight-#12
D: Galaxy Express
C: 14 lavastone
B: 1 smoke
A: Snowy Ptarmigan
glacier
E: glacier-#09
D: Daybreak
C: Evanescent
B: Lemon Moon
A: Strawberry Sorbet
Carrot Glacé
E: Carrot Glacé
D: 16 wildflower
C: Little Monster Christmas
B: 7 dawn
A: Birthday Cake
Café du Moulin
E: Café du Moulin
D: 19 undergrowth
C: Petit gnome
B: Jewels of the Sky
A: Honolulu
There is no plan to stock the yarn used in the sample.
