Wishing Rock Shawl

CA$8.00

Digital knitting pattern pdf download

The Wishing Rock shawl is knit using three colours and is worked side to side. By using increases and decreases, you will create a large diamond shape which is, once complete, folded in half to create a warm and drapey shawl. In the sample I’ve used three colours, but this is also a great pattern for using mini skeins or scraps of fingering weight yarn. It’s a great canvas to get creative! The added tassels are optional, but help the shawl stay in place, and who doesn’t love a good tassel?

Digital knitting pattern pdf download

The Wishing Rock shawl is knit using three colours and is worked side to side. By using increases and decreases, you will create a large diamond shape which is, once complete, folded in half to create a warm and drapey shawl. In the sample I’ve used three colours, but this is also a great pattern for using mini skeins or scraps of fingering weight yarn. It’s a great canvas to get creative! The added tassels are optional, but help the shawl stay in place, and who doesn’t love a good tassel?

Needles & Notions 

US6 / 4 mm 16-32” circular knitting needles (for length), switching lengths as needed; or size to obtain gauge, darning needle. 

Yarn Requirements & Finished Measurements 

Midknit Cravings Lush [100 g (3.5 oz) / 437 yds (400 m); 100% Superwash Merino Wool] 

Colour A (CA) - Wildflower; 1 skein / 65 g / 285 yds 

Colour B (CB) - Secret Garden; 1 skein / 100 g / 437 yds 

Colour C (CC) - Petal; 1 skein / 65 g / 285 yds 

Size 

Finished shawl measures 60” / 152.5 cm from end to end, and 32.5” / 82.5 cm at widest mid point (to be folded in half), not including tassels. 

Gauge 

26 stitches and 28 rows = 4” / 10 cm Stockinette Stitch, blocked aggressively. (Note that gauge is not critical to this project, but it is important to get a nice, drapey fabric. Any changes to gauge will affect the shawl’s finished 

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