This Triangle Shawl Knitting Pattern is a great traveling project. It’s knit from side to side using short rows. Plus, I wear it as a cowl too!

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View this FREE knitting pattern here!

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Dear Readers,

I want you all to know that I’m listening. Some of you have contacted me to let me know that downloading the free knitting pattern is confusing or you’re uncomfortable logging into the site, so I created pages that have the free pattern visible online, so you don’t have to download anything. These free versions are supported by ads. I hope you enjoy the free patterns and I can’t wait to see what you make! Tag me on IG #bromefields :)

For those of you who would like an ad free version I’m offering a downloadable version for a small fee.

I know I can’t make everyone happy, but I’m trying :)

Thank you all so much for joining me on this knitting journey!
Jennifer
Updated 3/22/2019

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:) About the Pattern:

• Knits up in about 30-36 hours
• Beginner skill level {Super Easy}
• One size fits most adults
• Knit Flat
• Garter stitch
• Increase stitch
• Decrease stitch
• Short rows
• Knit holding 2 strands together.
• Includes 1 written pattern, no chart

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:) Materials Needed:

• Craft Scissors
• Darning Needle
• Size US 7 {4.5 mm} needles with a 24” cable, or longer
• Approximately 625-650 yards of a DK weight yarn
• {I used Sheepaca by Wool and the Gang, which is discontinued}
• {You can use their Sugar Baby Alpaca}

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:) Storytime:

This was a wonderfully peaceful & easy (& exciting) shawl to knit. It slowly grows by adding 1 new stitch every forth row until your desired width and then you decrease every fourth row until you have 1 stitch left. It becomes a cozy, elongated triangle shawl or cowl, depending on your mood and/or weather. This was a 2-fold knitting project, the first half was peaceful and the second half was exhilarating. While knitting the second half, my excitement grew with each decrease row because it meant that I was one row closer to wrapping up in it :)

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:) Confession: Me vs the Garter Stitch {*heavy sigh*}:

Once upon a time, in two thousand and eleven, I learned how to knit. I refused to knit anything using the garter stitch, the stitch where you knit every row, front and back. It was just too simple… it was for newbies. {Clearly I was in denial of being a beginner knitter.} However, now as a seasoned knitter I’m finally embracing the garter stitch. And I’m in love! The garter stitch creates the perfect texture, stretch and squish for any cozy project. {in my humble opinion}