Highland Spring
knitting pattern

Wildflowers of the Scottish highlands furnish the inspiration for this pretty, lightweight triangle shawl in two sizes (petite/tall). Worked from center back to hem using a provisional cast on to begin, the simple floral stitch patterns replicate an awakening springtime landscape, ending with a deeply scalloped hemline. The stitchwork is repetitive and easily memorized, making this a wonderful project for new lace knitters. Choose a relaxed, longwool yarn that will block well to shape the dramatic patterning.

The white sample shown is knit in Bare Naked Wools Shetlandia Fingering, color White

Sample shown is the petite shawl knit in Bare Naked Wools Shetlandia Fingering, color Moorit (sold out)

Matching Motif: Machair

Suggested Yarns:
Kent Lace, Shetlandia Fingering (shown), Ghillie Sock (now sold out), Jacob Fingering, Stone Soup Fingering, Elemental Affects Natural Shetland Fingering (now sold out) or any longwool fingering yarn that knits to pattern gauge.

Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size, drape, and yardage requirement.

Finished Size:
68(74) inches wide and 26(32) inches in length

Yarn requirements:
600(1200) yards

Gauge:
23 sts and 36 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch (washed and laid flat to dry)

Needles:
size 6US (4.0 mm) needle (or size to obtain correct gauge); DPNs or spare needles in same size for finishing