Yarn & Pattern - Rainforest Canopy Shawl

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If you can't find a colour available that you love we can custom dye one for you from any of our Merino Silk Yak colourways. See the entire selection here.

Pattern by Helen Stewart - Curious Handmade

Inspired by the lush textures of the natural world, the Rainforest Canopy Shawl was designed for the O’Reilly’s yarn retreat, held in Lamington National Park in Australia. Quiet stripes of stockinette or garter stitch alternate with sections of dappled lace for a romantic but understated accessory. This shawl is ideal social knitting: relaxing, simple, and easy to pick up between bursts of conversation.

Choose from three options, two sizes and two shapes: a single skein shawlette, or a generous 2 skein shawl in the triangular version or a rectangle scarf; and between stockinette or garter stitch for the background in any of the versions.

Finished measurements after blocking:

Small
127cm (50”) across top edge
97cm (38”) across cast off end

Medium
147cm (58”) across top edge
127cm (50”) across cast off end

Rectangular
20cm (8”) wide
185cm (73”) long

INCLUDED IN THE KIT

2 x 100 gram skeins of NFA Merino Silk Yak
1 x digital code to download the pattern from Ravelry (printed copy not available)

Care - Handwash only We recommend that all our hand dyed yarns are hand washed in cool or tepid water and dried flat for best care.

Hand-dyed in small batches in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, Australia. We try to represent colourways as accurately as possible in our product photos. Colours may vary slightly from skein to skein, even within the same dyelot, which is the nature of hand-dyeing. If you buy more than one, we will do our best to match them up. Please ensure you buy enough to finish your project as future dyelots may have subtle differences. We also recommend that you alternate between skeins every few rows on larger projects.