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Each chart represents one segment/triangle Charts A and B: Yarn A first triangle, yarn B
of the shawl, and must be worked three times second triangle.
for the triple triangle and two times for the Insertion, Chart C, insertion: Yarn B first
double triangle. triangle, yarn A second triangle
Charts A, B and C each begin on their own row 1. Chart D: Yarn A first triangle, yarn B second
There are two Insertion sections which have triangle.
written instructions only; between charts B Picot cast-off: Colour of your choice.
and C; and between charts C and D. When working with 2 colours, use the intarsia
There are 4 edge stitches at each end of the technique and twist the two colours together
shawl and these are NOT on the charts. at changeover to avoid holes.
Because of the edge stitches, all rows begin
as foll: Triple triangle
YO, K2tog, K2 edge sts, chart x 3 (three Charts A and B: Yarn C.
triangles) or chart x 2 (two triangles) to 4 sts From insertion before chart C to end: Yarn D.
Jane Sowerby from end, K 4 edge sts. Picot cast-off: Yarn C.
107cm
10
m
4c
4c
yARN
10
m
Double triangle
Malabrigo Lace (Laceweight; 100% baby
merino wool; 430m or 470yds /50g skeins).
A Vermillion 24; 2 x 50g skeins
B Bergamota 94; 2 x 50g skeins
To knit the double triangle shawl in a single
colour requires 4 skeins. 94cm 94cm
Triple triangle
Prism Lacewool (Laceweight; 100% merino
wool; 1335m or 1460yds /100g skeins).
TRIPLE
C Blue Lagoon; 1 x 100g skein
TRIANGLE
lane Borgosesia Cashwool (Laceweight; 100%
106
cm
m
91c
106
cm
/100g skeins).
m
D Light Lime 322; 1 x 100g skein
Alternate yarns to knit the triple triangle NEEDlES & ACCESSORIES BlOCkED TENSION
shawl in one colour : Double triangle Every knitter’s tension is unique. Take time
lane Borgosesia Cashwool (Laceweight; 100% 2 sets 4mm (UK8/US6) circular knitting to make a tension swatch and block it to help
extra fine merino wool, 1335m or 1460yds needles, 100cm and 60cm long you calculate final size and ensure you are
/100g skeins); 1 x 100g skein Triple triangle happy with the finished fabric.
Prism Lacewool (Laceweight; 100% merino 2 sets 3.25mm (UK10/US3) circular knitting
wool; 1335m or 1460yds /100g skeins); 1 x needles, 100cm and 60cm long Measured over Chart A, Gothic Arches; one
100g skein Stitch markers made from three different 22st centre patt rep of foundation row and
Ornaghi Filati Merino Oro (Laceweight; 100% contrasting coloured fine yarns to mark rows 1 to 32.
merino wool; 1250m or 1375yds/100g skeins); different pattern repeats, edge sts, and chart
1 x 100g skein divisions . 4mm needles with Malabrigo Lace: 10cm wide
Fyberspates Scrumptious Lace (Laceweight; To make st markers, fold 20cm of contrast x 11.5cm long, with centre point pulled out.
55% merino/ 45% silk; 1000m or 1093yds fine yarn in half and knot around the needle
/100g skeins); 1 x 100g skein for a perfect fit. 3.25mm needles with Prism Lace Wool and
Old Maiden Aunt Merino/Silk Laceweight Stitch markers are detailed in the pattern as Lane Borgosesia Cash Wool: 8.5cm wide x
(Laceweight; 80% merino/ 20% silk; 1189m X, Y and Z to denote the three different 9cm long, with centre point pulled out.
or 1300yds /100g skeins); 1 x 100g skein colours (mX, mY, mZ).
3mm needles with Fyberspates Scrumptious
Lace: 8.5cm wide x 11.5cm long, with centre
point pulled out.
STOCkISTS lane Borgosesia www.paviyarns.com, www.angelyarns.com;
Prism www.websyarn.com, www.theneedlelady.com, www.yarnandfiber.com; Fyberspates 3mm needles with Old Maiden Aunt Merino
www.fyberspates.co.uk; Ornaghi Filati www.ornaghi.it, www.onefineyarn.com; Old Maiden Silk: 7.5cm wide x 12cm long, with centre
Aunt www.oldmaidenaunt.com, www.loopknitting.com; Malabrigo www.malabrigoyarn.com point pulled out.
st of 6 st patt rpt for sk2p and replacing The triple triangle is a very
marker. wearable shape, which
showcases the drape of a
Row 16: yo, K2tog, K2 (all 4 sts uncharted),
beautiful laceweight yarn
P to 4 sts from end of row, K4 (uncharted).
CHART D
the first 4 sts and last 4 sts of each row are
uncharted. throughout each row work
first 4 edge sts as yo, K2tog, K2. work last 4
edge sts as K4.
work rows 1 to 16 a total of 6 times.
during the first repeat of rows 1 to 16 you
will repeat the marked 8 st patt 11 times.
the number of patt repeats gradually
reduces until there is a total of 19 sts left on
row 16 by the end of the 6th repeat.
now, work rows 17 to 33 once.
1 st left on each repeat of the full chart, plus
8 edge sts. 10 (11) sts.
ws facing for next row TRIPlE TRIANglE: wASHINg AND BlOCkINg
Next row (WS): sk2p, K1, sk2p, K1, sk2p. 5 soak in warm water for 15 minutes with a
FINISHINg sts. liquid wool wash and rinse in water of same
(written only) instructions now apply to all Next row (RS): sk2p, K2tog. 2 sts. temperature. either short spin in a bag, or
sts, including edge sts. Next row: P2tog. break yarn and pull roll gently in a towel to remove excess
through loop. water. lay flat on a clean sheet or blocking
DOUBlE TRIANglE: mat. this shawl should not be severely
Next row (WS): working in colour of the NECk EDgE stretched as it could distort the texture of
first triangle for the first 6 sts, and the using yarn colour as specified in the notes, the gothic pattern. Place minimal pins
colour of the second triangle for the next work picot band as foll: along the straight edge first, and then add
4 sts, work as foll: sk2p, K1, skpo. K1, sk2p. Row 1 (RS): Pick up and knit all yo loops a few more pins at intervals from the centre
5 sts. along straight edge. 115 sts per triangle. outwards along the lower scalloped edge in
Next row (RS): working in yarn colours as Row 2 (WS): K1 *Kfb; rep from * to last st, order to see the wavy edge appearing - one
they present themselves to you, sk2p, K1. 228 sts per triangle. pin for the point of each scallop. when you
K2tog. 2 sts. Rows 3 and 4: Knit. are satisfied that the shape is even, add
Next row: using both colours together, Row 5 (RS): Picot cast off. *cast on 2 sts, enough pins to keep the rest of the shawl in
P2tog. break yarns and pull both through cast off 5 sts (ie, 2 newly cast on sts and 3 shape, avoiding kinks along the straight
loop. live sts); rep from * to end. 76 picot points. edge. leave to dry naturally.
27 Gothic
3 32 25
24 31
30 23
1 22 29
28 21
20 27
26 19
25
CHARTS Chart C 24
18
17
16 16 23
22 15 15
14 14 21
20 13 13
12 12 19
18 11 11
10 10 17
16 9 9
8 8 15
14 7 7
6 6 13
12 5 5
4 4 11
10 3 3
2 Chart A 2 9
8 1 1
34 7
25 20 6 15 10 5 30 25 2033 15 10 5
7 32 5
4 31
35 30 3
2 29
28 1
33 65
27
2660 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5
25
31 24
23
22 Chart B
29 48 21
20 47
27 Chart A 46 19
18 45
34 44 17
25 16 33 43
32 42 15
14 31 41
23 30 40 13
12 29 39 Chart D
28 38 11
21 10 27 37 33
26 36 9 32
8 25 35 31
24 19 34 7
30
6 23 33 29
22
17 4 32 28 5
21 31 27
20 30 26 3
2 15 19 29 25
18 28 24 1
17 27 5 23
65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
16 13 26 22
15 25 21
14 24 20
11 13 23 19
12 22 Chart C 18
11 21 17
10 9 20 16 16
15 9 19 15
8 14 14
7
18
13 7 13
17
6 16 12 12
13 4 5 11 5 15 11
14 10 10
9 3 13 9
2 11 12 83 8 Chart D
7 1 11 7
10 6 6 33
965 60 55 50 45 1 40 35 30 25 20
5
15 10 5 32 9 5
8 4 4 31
0 715 10 5 3 30 7 3
6 2 2 29
1 28 5 1
27
5 4 25 20 15 10 5 30 2625 20 15 10 5
3
2 25
3 24 1
23
75 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 22 15 10 5
1 21
20
5 19
Chart C Chart D18
17
16 Chart B 33 16
15 32 15
14 48 1431
13 30 47 13
12 46 12 29
11 28 45 11
10 44 10 27
9 26 43 9
8 42 8 25
Key 7 24 41 7
6 40 6 23 Key
5 22 39 5
4 K on RS, P on WS 38 4 21 K on RS, P on WS
3 20 37 3
2 36 2 19 P on RS, K on WS
Chart C P on RS, K on WS 1 18 35 1
17
16 25 20 15 10 5 34 16 30 25 20 15 10 yo5
yo 33
15 32 15 skpo - sl1, K1, psso
14 14 31
kEy
12
Key 13
skpo - sl1, K1, psso 30
12
13
29
K2tog on RS, P2tog on WS
11 28 11 sk2p - sl1, K2tog, psso
10 K on RS, P on WS K2tog on RS, P2tog on WS 10 27
9 26 9 Pattern repeat
8 8 25
P on RS, K on WS sk2p -7 sl1, K2tog, psso
24 7
6 Chart
6 B 23
5 22 5
4 yo Pattern repeat 484 21
3 20 47 3
2 462 19
skpo - sl1, K1, psso 1 18 45 1
44 17
25 20 15 10 5 30 25 20 15 10 43 5
K2tog on RS, P2tog on WS 16
42 15
14 41
sk2p - sl1, K2tog, psso 40 13
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