Pattern Zig Zag Shawl

Discover the elegance and versatility of this lightweight shawl, designed for both warmth and personal expression.

Worked in luxurious Sandnes Garn Tynn Silk Mohair Print (4 skeins) or any different printed silk mohair on 4.5 mm (US 7) needles, it drapes softly while remaining cozy and comfortable.

The finished shawl measures approximately 50  160 cm / 19.7  63 inches, offering generous coverage and plenty of styling options.

The pattern includes clear, row-by-row written instructions and full charts, so it is suitable even for confident beginners who want to try a simple lace project with visual support. Elegant, timeless and easy to wear, this shawl is a relaxing knit with a beautiful, refined result.

Materials

• Yarn: Sandnes Garn Tynn Silk Mohair Printed (420 m/100 g) 6 2 skeins or any different printed mohair (210-212 m/25 g) 6 4 skeins
• Optional: Kremke Stellaris 6 1 skein (560 m/25 g)
• Needles: straight or circular, 4.5 mm (US 7)

Finished Size

Approximately 50  160 cm

Gauge

Gauge: 20 sts per 10 cm (4″)

Knitting Instructions

Cast on 135 sts (this number includes the edge sts, the symmetry sts and 5 pattern repeats).

Row 1 (setup row): k all sts.

Row 2 and all following rows: sl1 pwise wyib, k11 (symmetry sts), work 22-st pattern rep. 6 5 according to the rep. chart, then work the last 12 symmetry sts according to the main chart, p1 (edge).

The stitch pattern is worked in flat knitting (back and forth):

• Chart Row 1 is read from right to left,
• Chart Row 2 is read from left to right; keep alternating these rows to the end of the piece.

Finishing

When the shawl has been worked to the desired length, BO all sts using any comfortable method.

Wet Blocking

Place the piece into cool water with a gentle wool wash.

Rinse the shawl carefully, squeeze out the excess water gently and lay it out flat on a towel, shaping it to the expected dimensions on a horizontal surface.

Use blocking mats and pins to fix the edges of the piece so that they do not curl.

Leave the shawl in this position until it is completely dry.

Note: The pattern is suitable for beginners who want to try a simple lace project with visual support.

You may also like our Pattern Shawl Printed or Pattern Shawl Embrace.