This shawl is one of the favorite things I ever knitted. The trapeze shape creates the perfect proportion of length and width and can be worked in any yarn and size you like. A perfect project for a luxurious yarn like ROAD TO CHINA LIGHT or a hank in a special hand dyed yarn.
I had the honor to design the SUPERNOVA cardigan for The Fibre Co in 2022 and when I finished, I had a little left-over yarn and immediately thought about a matching hat. One year later I designed the matching shawl and be sure, this will not be the last design of the NOVAseries.
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GAUGE
28 sts and 30 rows to 10 cm (4 in) measured over The Moving Broken Rib Stitch after blocking.
It’s recommended to cast on the shawl with yarn and matching needle size, after a few cm you can wash and block or steamblock the shawl to see if you like gauge and the fabric you created.

the gauge of sample 3 is 26 sts x 28 rows

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

Skilllevel: medium (this is no easy TV knitting, you need some rows to get into the pattern!)

Size Information

SIZE
onesize
adjustable, instructions given in pattern

sample 1: The Fibre Co. Road to China Light
Finished length: 128 cm (50.5 inches)
Finished width: 31 cm (12.25 inches)
This shawl can be made with any yarn weight, gauge and matching needle size.

sample 2: uses fingering weight yarn (400m/ 100g
dimensions: 140 cm x 35 cm

sample 3: uses cardiff cashmere classic ( 110m / 25g)
200m ( 2 balls) in 591 runner (mintgreen)
dimensions: 104 cm x 28 cm

Materials List

NEEDLES
Circular needles in sizes 3,5 (US 4) or size to obtain gauge, with a length of at least 60 cm (24 inches)

for sample 3 needle 4,0mm (US 6) was used

YARN
The Fibre Co. Road to China Light (65% alpaca, 15% silk, 10% cashmere, 10% camel; 145 m (158 yd) per 50g hank) in Agate

METRES NEEDED
2 hanks Road to China light, (around 280m (305 yds) of a sportweight yarn) -->Yardage may vary a bit from knitter to knitter, yarn to yarn! Have always a bit more in stock to be on the safe side.

YOU NEED
Stitch markers (at least 5) // Tapestry needle