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The lush greenery of the Pacific Northwest makes my heart sing every time I fly into Seattle! This leafy cable was the perfect motif to feature in a shawl designed to debut at the 2026 Red Alder Fiber Arts Fest in Tacoma. It’s knit in DK Yakity Yak from Greenwood Fiberworks, a deliciously soft and drapey yak blend that ranks among my top favorites. You’ll enjoy every minute of working with it!

This pattern contains both fully charted and written instructions.

Recommended Yarn:
Greenwood Fiberworks DK Yakity Yak - 65% superwash Merino / 20% yak / 15% silk - 232 yds (212 m) to 100 g per skein. Sample is shown in colorway Lime and uses 3 skeins in total - 696 yds (636 m). Yardage estimates include a 10% cushion for gauge differences.

Sizing:
61” (155 cm) across and 27.5” (70 cm) deep.

Blocked Gauge:
16 sts and 28 rows to 4” (10 cm) in stockinette st.

Needles:
US 7 (4.5 mm) circular needle (or size that gives gauge), 32” length.

PLEASE NOTE: I actually knit the sample with a US 8 (5 mm) needle, but as I tend to knit fairly tightly, I’ve listed needles one size smaller. Changes in gauge will affect finished size, look of motifs, and amount of yarn used. To meet these dimensions and to ensure enough yarn, be certain to use needle size that gives gauge.

Other Materials:
Stitch markers (2 distinct for center spine, 2 distinct for patterned center section, additional markers as desired), tapestry needle.

Many thanks to Carolyn of Greenwood Fiberworks for her support! This pattern has been professionally tech edited by Lisa Beth Houchins (Meanest Mommy Knits).