A knitting pattern for an impressive multidirectional triangular hooded shawl, designed by Birgit Freyer.

With this pattern, you can knit an impressive triangular shawl with integrated hood in a size of your choice. This pattern has been designed to showcase the beautiful yarn Filace Moira with the wonderful colour changes, but Moira can be easily substituted with a variegated yarn of similar weight.

The shawl is worked in different directions and is therefore truly eyecatching. The pattern contains charts.

Please note: This pattern contains detailed instructions about the construction and shaping, as well as charts for the ridges and eyelet rows. The distribution of the ridges and eyelet rows is up to your choice. On the last page of the pattern, you will find detailed examples.

This pattern contains 6 pages in a pdf file, including photos of the finished shawl, schematic drawings, charts and explanations.

Required skills:

• working from charts
• knitting in rows and in the round
• knit, purl, yarn over, increases and decreases (explanations for the used kinds of increases and decreases are given in the pattern)

The difficulty level of the pattern is 1-2 (of 5).

Original size:
Hood: 30 x 30 cm / 12 x 12 in (variable) – Shawl: 160 x 80 cm / 63 x 31.5 in

Original Yarn: Moira by Filace (350 m / 383 yd per 100 g), or any variegated yarn of similar weight
Yardage: approx. 850 m (930 yd), depending on size
Needle size: 4.0 to 5.0 mm (US size 6 to 8, UK size 8 to 6)

Notions: Stitch markers, yarn of contrasting colour to place stitches on hold (alternatively additional cables from interchangeable needle system), scissors, needle (to sew in threads).