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)

The copyright of the instructions is mine and may not be reproduced, copied or sold without my permission. This pattern is for private use. In exceptional cases you may contact me and sell knitted or crocheted pieces as donations after I approved for sale, and with information on me as designer, BeyenburgerinDesign.