Knitting Pattern Asymmetrical Triangle Shawl with Stripes Different Stripes

Different Stripes is an asymmetrical triangle shawl featuring bold stripes created with short rows.
The shawl starts with just a few stitches and gradually grows through regular side increases.
The striped sections add movement and a modern, graphic look that is very much on trend.
A combination of relaxing garter stitch sections and short rows creates an engaging but well-structured knitting experience.
This pattern is suitable for advanced knitters who enjoy working with short rows.

Different Stripes is a modern asymmetrical triangle shawl that stands out through its clean stripes and its construction using short rows. The shawl is worked sideways, beginning with only a few stitches and growing steadily through side increases.

The stripes are created using short rows, resulting in dynamic lines and interesting color changes. Relaxing garter stitch sections balance the more technical parts, making the project enjoyable and varied to knit.

This pattern is ideal for knitters who would like to expand their skills and enjoy creating a contemporary, timeless accessory.

Skills required:
-knit and purl stitches
-increases and decreases
-short rows / wrap and turn
(a link to a YouTube tutorial is included in the pattern)
-casting on and binding off

You will receive:
-a detailed written knitting pattern
-a clear and well-structured construction

Finished Measurements:
Length: 68 inches (170 cm) measured from side to side
Depth: 21 inches (52 cm) measured at deepest point.

Materials:
Yarn: Merino Extrafine 120 from Schachenmayr (120 m / 50 g) in colorway:
-Jeansblue 3 balls ( 150 g / color A)
-Anis 4 balls (200 g / color B)

Needles: US#7 (4.5 mm) circular needle.

Other: Tapestry needle.