Slowly Drifting is a fascinating shawl featuring mosaic stitching that resembles stained glass.
We dyed Swing to create a beautiful gradation and made this kit.
This symmetrical triangular shawl is easy to use. The top has stripes and the bottom has a continuous pattern, so it can look different depending on how you wrap it.
This mosaic stitch is easier than it looks because it is made with a slip stitch. Just let yourself go with the rhythm and let the waves of color flow from the needles. I dyed it with Swing colors with all my heart to create a wonderful rhythm.
Work top-down, starting from the center of the top edge and working outwards.
The pattern includes tips on how to finish it nicely, so it should turn out to be an even more beautiful shawl.
Kit Content
MC1: Swing Handyed 1 skeins
MC2: Swing Handyed 1 skeins
CC1: Swing Handdyed Mini 2 skeins
CC2-6: Swing Handdyed Mini, 1 mini-skein each
PDF Japanese pattern
*The pattern will be delivered as a PDF version.
Please refer to this blog for instructions on how to download the pattern.
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Kit Details
designed by Melanie Berg
Finished size : Width 250 cm, Depth 70 cm
Yarn used
Swing Handdyed
(100% Superwash Merino Wool / 460m approx. 100g / 92m approx. 20g)
Needle to use : US3 (3.25 mm) circular needle or needle with removable gauge
Other tools : stitch markers
Note
From left, the photo shows MC1, MC2, and CC1-6.
