Fiskevik Shawl, Triangular Shawl in three different shapes

Fiskevik is a small village north of Arvika in Sweden. There is a camping site next to a beautiful lake where I enjoyed taking holidays even when I was still a child. Since then, Fiskevik for me is the equivalent of summer, sun, beach, water, swimming, long and bright summer evenings. Easy living and relaxation at its best.

I tried to catch this “summer feeling” in this shawl. Have fun knitting and dreaming.

The detailed shawl pattern comes in three shapes and with a simple basic pattern that is not boring at all. You can knit the shawl in any size you like. It is so easy to knit that you might get addicted.

3 shawl shapes in one pattern: asymmetrical, symmetrical, arrow shaped

Detailed pattern, 11 pages,.
Shawl in 3 shapes, see schematic in the photos.
2 photo tutorials.
You can knit the shawls in any desired size.

Skill Level: beginner

Skills:

knit
yarnover
drop yarnover
2 stitches in 1 (is explained in the legend)
knit 2 stitches together (photo tutorial)

1 photo tutorial knotty bind off

Size:
The shawl can be adjusted to any desired size.
It depends on the yarn weight and the yardage.
100 g sock yarn for example offer a shawl of 160 cm width and 60 cm height.
See photos for other sizes.

Materials:
Depending on the desired size 100 to 200 g sock yarn (400 m/100g)
circular needles 4 mm (US6)
stitch markers

or: a bit thicker yarn, for example Drops Belle or Alpaca
circular needles 4.5 mm (US7)
stitch markers

or: any other yarn that meets the gauges

Gauge:
Mrs. Crosby Satchel:
16 stitches x 30 rows (10 x 10 cm/4 x 4˝, slightly blocked)
Sock yarn 4-ply:
18 stitches x 35 rows (10 x 10 cm/4 x 4˝, slightly blocked)