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What testers had to say:
“I love any pattern that lets me use up some of my random stash! It was also easy to fall into a rhythm one the piece was started which made it a relaxing knit for me.”
“Liked the meditative in the pattern and how easy it is to change size after my own preferences.”
“Obviously since I only had 4 yards of yarn left the directions for section 4 were very accurate! Very well thought out.”
“The pattern is beautiful and I can’t wait to make more with this one down the road!”
Skills: knitting and purling flat, increases (Kfb, YO, M1L, M1R), and decreases (K2tog, SSK, CCD). Lace is both charted and written out.
Yarn:
1 color fingering yarn. Recommend at least 100 g/3.5 oz skein. May use different weights or amounts if desired, though this will affect the finished size of the shawl.
Sample shown in Mitchell’s Creations Lagniappe Sock (75% merino, 25% nylon), 463 yds/423 m per 3.53 oz/100 g), colorway Who Said Unicorns Aren’t Real?
Size:
As this shawl is highly adaptable, the finished dimensions will vary with yardage. Sample used 106 g (490 yds/448 m) fingering yarn and measured 54”/137 cm for A (top edge/wingspan), 88/”224 cm for B (bottom edge), and 13.5”/34 cm for C (depth). (See schematic in photos.)
Needles:
US 7/4.5 mm for fingering weight. Use smaller needles for finer yarn and larger needles for thicker yarn to achieve a drapey fabric.
Tools:
4 stitch markers
Gram scale to weigh yarn as you go
Tapestry needle to weave in ends
Blocking mat and wires and/or pins
Sample Blocked Gauge:
For fingering: 18 stitches and 48 rows = 4”/10 cm in garter, using US 7/4.5 mm needles
Social Media:
Please post your finished shawl on social media with #KinoKnitsMythologyCollection, #UnicornLuckShawl, and #KinoKnits. Please also tag @kinoknits.