A white woman with curly silvery hair stands with her back to the camera. She is looking out upon a tree-lined lake and an expansive grey sky. Her hair is swept onto her left shoulder to show the knitted shawl she wears draped across her shoulders. The stripes of burnt orange, fir green and claret are a bright contrast to the background of the image. The shawl has a triangular wedge of lace stitches across the middle of the knitter's back.
I white woman with silvery hair stands in front of a tree-lined lake. The sky is grey but she is smiling because she is wearing a pretty striped, knitted shawl. The orange, green and claret colours of the shawl compliment the colours in the background.
Two outstretched arms hold up a small, stripey, knitted shawl so that the light from the grey sky and lake in the background can shine through the triangular lace section of the shawl and illuminate the eyelets. The stripes of burnt orange, fir green and claret compliment the background of the image.
A close up image of the curly end of a knitted shawl suspended in the air over the edge of a muddy tree-lined lake.The shawl is striped in shades of burnt orange, fir green and claret which compliment the background of the image. There is a small section of lace visible from the middle of the shawl.
A white woman wearing a black long-sleeved top holds out her right arm to stretch a small knitted shawl and show off the texture and lace in the pattern. The sky shows grey behind her and there is a muddy section of lake just behind her feet. The stripes of burnt orange, fir green and claret in the shawl compliment the background of the image.
A white woman with curly silvery hair stands with her back to the camera. She is looking out upon a tree-lined lake and an expansive grey sky. Her hair is swept onto her left shoulder to show the knitted shawl she wears draped across her shoulders. The stripes of burnt orange, fir green and claret are a bright contrast to the background of the image. The shawl has a triangular wedge of lace stitches across the middle of the knitter's back.
I white woman with silvery hair stands in front of a tree-lined lake. The sky is grey but she is smiling because she is wearing a pretty striped, knitted shawl. The orange, green and claret colours of the shawl compliment the colours in the background.
Two outstretched arms hold up a small, stripey, knitted shawl so that the light from the grey sky and lake in the background can shine through the triangular lace section of the shawl and illuminate the eyelets. The stripes of burnt orange, fir green and claret compliment the background of the image.
A close up image of the curly end of a knitted shawl suspended in the air over the edge of a muddy tree-lined lake.The shawl is striped in shades of burnt orange, fir green and claret which compliment the background of the image. There is a small section of lace visible from the middle of the shawl.
A white woman wearing a black long-sleeved top holds out her right arm to stretch a small knitted shawl and show off the texture and lace in the pattern. The sky shows grey behind her and there is a muddy section of lake just behind her feet. The stripes of burnt orange, fir green and claret in the shawl compliment the background of the image.

Ben Arthur Shawl

$9.00

A wedge-shaped section of alternating cables and lace sits between soothing stocking stitch edges in this single-skein shawl knitting pattern.

About
Ben Arthur is designed to show off your favourite skeins of fingering weight yarn. It is written for a single skein, but you could keep knitting, adding as many skeins as you would like to and cast-off when you are happy. This is your project and you can knit it as large or small as you would like to.
A wedge-shaped section of alternating cables and lace sits between soothing stocking stitch edges in this one-skein shawl. The texture is playful and elegant, simple enough for every day wear, but with that touch of sophistication to enhance any outfit!

YARN
A single skein (100g) of fingering weight yarn.
This pattern will work well with single colours, self-striping or even leftovers from previous projects. A heavily speckled yarn may hide the lace and cable section.
Sample used: one skein Rowan Yarn Sock (75% wool, 25% polyamide; 400m/ 437yds in 100g) in colourway “Jewel”.

NEEDLES
US 6 (4mm)

GAUGE AND SIZE
19 sts and 35 rows in Stocking Stitch over 4″ (10cm) after blocking. Finished shawl wingspan= 71” (181cm) and depth= 12” (30cm)

NOTIONS
Stitch Markers
Tapestry Needle

 

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Ben Arthur Shawl”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related products

Scroll to Top