Highmoor Charm - Shawl knitting pattern

Highmoor Charm

The highmoor is a mystical landscape. Its natural colors are inspiring. The peaty brown, the green of the moss and grass, the blue of the water and the sky and the purple tones of the heather.

For the "Highmoor Charm" shawl, a gradient yarn in the colors of the moors is combined with a solid medium blue to create this special highmoor blend.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

• cast on
• knits and purls
• yarnovers
• pass slip stitch over (for the bamboo stitch stripe)
• knit 2 together
• slip stitches purlwise (for the I-cord edge)
• cast off

The pattern includes

• Material information
• List of symbols and abbreviations
• Color tips
• Row-by-row description of the individual pattern stripes
• Arrangement of the pattern stripes
• Additional information on the I-cord edge with photos
• Useful links

Size Information

The shawl is about 16 inches (40 cm) wide and 88 inches (225 cm) long from one tip to the other.
It can be knit with DK (8-ply / Light) or worsted yarn (10-ply / Medium) and needle size 3, 4 or 5 (US).
Depending on the yarn weight and needle size, the dimensions vary.

Materials List

Material

• 150g to 170g soft gradient yarn, DK (8-ply / Light) or worsted (10-ply / Medium), + 100 g of solid yarn of the same weight
  For my shawl I combined 1 Gomitolo Molto (color 610) à 200g from Lana Grossa with 1 skein of Lovely Merino Treat (color 151 "Thistle") from Rosy Green Wool.
  Gomitolo Molto is unfortunately not available anymore, but there are great alternatives from Lana Grossa (Gomitolo Maya or Gomitolo Versione) or from Hobbii (Winter Glow or Manaya)
• 1 circular knitting needle (3, 4 or 5 US, 30 inches/80 cm long)
• 1 darning needle for weaving in the yarn ends

Additional Details by the Author

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