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Tuch Nr. 02 [PDF], engl.

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A lightweight triangular shawl with a faux-cable border and eyelet details.

Worked sideways in garter stitch from tip to edge – elegant, timeless, and easy to knit.

 

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Beschreibung

Tuch Nr. 02 – Knitting Pattern

 

Description

Tuch No. 02 is knitted from the left tip to the right edge.

A stitch is increased at the end of every right-side row, creating an elegant asymmetrical shape.

The shawl is worked in garter stitch with a delicate eyelet pattern and framed by a broad border in a “faux cable” texture — no cable needle required.

Finished with neat patent edges for a clean and timeless look.

A lightweight, versatile piece that works beautifully throughout the year.

 

Skill level: ●●○○○

Suitable for confident beginners with some experience in knitting lace and increasing stitches.

 

Finished size: approx. 170 cm in length

 

Techniques used

– Casting on

– Garter stitch

– Eyelet increases

– Working a faux cable pattern without a cable needle

– Picking up stitches for borders

– Binding off

 

Pattern details

– 7-page PDF pattern

– Includes charts and written instructions

– Digital download after payment (no physical item)

 

Copyright & usage

All rights reserved © rosa p. / Rike Pacholleck

For private use only. Reproduction, distribution or commercial use is not permitted.

 

Details

Recommended yarn alternatives

 

(similar yardage ≈ 350 – 450 m / 100 g)

Sandnes Garn Sunday

100 % Merino wool | approx. 235 m / 50 g

→ 250 – 300 g

Crisp stitch definition, light and warm, keeps its shape beautifully.

Drops Merino Extra Fine

100 % Merino wool | approx. 105 m / 50 g

→ 400 – 450 g

Softer and denser structure with great elasticity – results in a slightly heavier, cosy shawl.

BC Garn Bio Balance (GOTS)

55 % wool | 45 % cotton | approx. 225 m / 50 g

→ 250 – 300 g

Light, breathable and perfect for sensitive skin or warmer seasons.

Schoppel Wolle Zauber Perlen

100 % wool | approx. 400 m / 100 g

→ 300 g

Soft colour gradients create a gentle ombré effect across the entire width of the shawl.

Filcolana Anina

100 % Merino wool | approx. 210 m / 50 g

→ 300 g

Soft, slightly shiny and elastic – ideal for delicate lace patterns.

Knitting for Olive Merino

100 % Merino wool | approx. 250 m / 50 g

→ 250 – 300 g

Smooth and even yarn with a luxurious feel – produces an elegant, flowing fabric.

Erika Knight Wool Local

50 % Bluefaced Leicester | 50 % Masham wool | approx. 230 m / 100 g

→ 350 – 400 g

Rustic, authentic texture with British character – perfect for an everyday shawl with substance.

Sandnes Garn Merinoull

100 % Merino wool | approx. 105 m / 50 g

→ 400 – 450 g

A bit thicker – creates a denser, cosy shawl, ideal for colder days.

 

Note:

Yarn quantities refer to a finished width of approx. 170 cm.

FAQs

FAQ – Tuch Nr. 02

 

1. How is the shawl constructed?

Shawl No. 02 is worked sideways, starting from the narrow tip on the left edge. In every right-side row, one stitch is increased, creating an elegant, asymmetrical triangle shape.

 

2. Is the pattern suitable for beginners?

Yes. The pattern uses simple stitches such as knit, yarn over and knit two together. Confident beginners who can read charts will find it easy to follow.

 

3. Can I adjust the size of the shawl?

Yes. The size can be changed easily by knitting more or fewer repeats of the pattern. Please note that this will affect the total yardage required.

 

4. Which yarns work best?

The design was originally made with a soft fingering-weight yarn (approx. 400 m / 100 g).

Any smooth wool, wool blend or silk-merino mix with a similar gauge works beautifully.

You’ll find a list of recommended yarns and quantities above.

 

5. How should I wash the finished shawl?

Wash gently in lukewarm water with wool detergent, then shape and lay flat to dry.

If you prefer machine washing, please check the care instructions of your chosen yarn.

More information can be found in my blog article:

“Wool care – machine or hand wash?” on rosape.de.

 

6. What needle size should I use?

Start with 4 mm needles as stated in the pattern and adjust if needed to reach the gauge of 22 stitches = 10 cm in garter stitch.

 

7. Can I use gradient or hand-dyed yarns?

Yes. The pattern structure and the simple stitch texture work beautifully with tonal or gradient yarns.

 

8. Where can I find help if I get stuck?

You can visit the rosa p. Facebook group for knitting support and exchange:

facebook.com/groups/1765406097068255

 

Produktsicherheit

Herstellerinformation

Ulrike Pacholleck

Lehenhofstr. 7

79346 Endingen

Deutschland

E-Mail: post@rosape.de

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