Knitting kit for Easy Peasy shawl with stripes in Önling No 2 yarn

Easy Peasy striped shawl is part of Önling's Easy Peasy beginner collection of basic patterns in classic, Nordic design. The patterns are easy to understand for beginners with no abbreviations and with video references to the techniques used. This lovely, soft shawl - or scarf if you want - has a light v-shape or arrowhead shape, and the stripes help accentuate this shape. You can compose the stripes yourself or you can order one of the premade color combinations.

Easy Peasy Striped Shawl can be knitted in Önling No. 2 or Önling No. 15 yarn. The shawl shown in the pictures on this page is worked in Önling No 2 yarn, which gives you a more fluffy result than in No 15. If you prefer the kit in No 15, you can access the knitting kit in here.

This kit includes yarn and a digital knitting pattern.

The pattern is a PDF file. Immediately after purchase you will be able to download the pattern directly from the purchase confirmation page. You will also receive an e-mail with a link to your pattern, and the pattern will be available here at the site via your personal account - so remember to create an account :-) .

Designed by Katrine Hannibal for Önling.

Measurements:
A: Length: approx. 200 cm / 80 inches
B: Height: approx. 56 cm / 22 inches

Materials:
250 g Önling No 2, 100% Merino wool, sustainably produced.
When you knit in Önling No 15, you get stripes in 4 different colors.You must order 3 balls in 3 different colors and 2 balls. of your chosen main color, which becomes both a stripe color and a hem color.

The shawl is worked with one strand of yarn

Colors:

If you want to compose your own color combination, go toand buy the specified amounts of yarn for the shawl. Also remember to buy the

Recommended circular needle size:3.5 mm / US 4 for shawl and size 4.0 mm / US 6 for edge.

Gauge:
23 stitches and 46 rows (23 ridges) of garter stitch on needle size 3.5 / US 4 = 10 x 10 cm / 4x4 inches.

Procedure: The shawl is worked from the center back and outwards. You start by casting on 1 stitch, then knitting and working increases throughout the shawl. When you have used up 1 ball of each of the colors A-F, the rib hem is worked with the last ball of Color A.