*Pre-Order* Branching Out Shawl Kit - Choose your colour
*Pre-Order* Branching Out Shawl Kit - Choose your colour
*Pre-Order* Branching Out Shawl Kit - Choose your colour
*Pre-Order* Branching Out Shawl Kit - Choose your colour
*Pre-Order* Branching Out Shawl Kit - Choose your colour
*Pre-Order* Branching Out Shawl Kit - Choose your colour
One Skein Shawl Knitting Kit from the 'Shades of...' Collection
One Skein Shawl Knitting Kit from the 'Shades of...' Collection - Branching

One Skein Shawl Luxury Knitting Kit - Branching Out (Choose Your Colour)
This kit contains: a skein of luxury hand-dyed yarn, a pattern and a stitch marker
From £25.00

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Quantity: at £25.00 each

Brannching Out is part of the 'Shades of...' collection which includes a range of one skein shawl patterns knitted with luxurious semi-tonal silk and merino yarn.

There are 6 different colour options that you can choose for your kit, all designed to work beautifully with this pattern.

This kit contains:

1 x 100g / 400m skein of luxury 4 ply yarn (50% silk, 50% merino) Choose from:

Shades of Summer Sun (yellow)
Shades of Ocean (blue)
Shades of Emerald (green)
Shades of Caramel (brown)
Shades of Amethyst (purple)
Shades of Berry (red)

1 pattern (PDF or print)
1 removable marker
An organza project bag

In addition you will need*:

1 x 80-100cm 3.75mm circular needle

This pattern is also available to purchase individually. Click here to view the pattern.

About this Pattern

Every now and then I feel the need to get out of my comfort zone and shake things up a little. Sometimes it’s fun to something new and different and gain new experiences along the way. Branching Out is a shawl that encourages that little step outside of your comfort zone. The pattern starts out with the safety of a stretch of smooth stockinette, a familiar relaxing repetition of knit and purl stitches. But as you head into the border, things start to get interesting.

A row of yarnovers plant the seeds for twisting columns of cables that start to grow like sturdy trees. The pattern remains easy to work, still using just knit and purl stitches but with the occasional twirl of a cable stitch. Once you reach the edge of the border and start binding off, things start to get a little out of the ordinary. Between each column is a single stitch which is dropped and unravelled right back to that row of yarnovers, to reveal branches that connect the cables together. The end result is an eye-catching, lacy-but-not-lace shawl. So go on, be brave, branch out and drop some stitches and see what happens, I promise you won’t be disappointed!

Video tutorials are provided for all of the stitches used, including the cable stitches and for working the dropped stitch bind off.

*There will be an option to purchase this additional item on your order.