Enderby is a crescent shaped assymetrical triangle shawl knit with three colours.

This shawl is knit using three colours of DK weight yarn and makes a perfect layering piece for those early autumn months. It is an asymmetrical triangle shawl knit from side to side beginning with the smallest point and working its way out. It alternates sections of stockinette stitch and gothic lace, and ends with garter stitch to create a shawl with a ton of texture.

Enderby uses i-cord in a variety of ways to produce a nicely finished looking piece. It starts with an i-cord cast on, continues on the neck edge of the body and ends with an i-cord bind off. All of these techniques are explained in the pattern. Because of the i-cord edging on the body, you end up with a uniquely crescent shaped triangle shawl.

needles and notion

• US8 / 5 mm knitting needles - one set of long circulars (for length, can be substituted for straight needles) and 2 double pointed needles for i-cord cast on and bind off (optional)
• Tapestry need

yarn and yardage
Main Colour: Sweet Georgia Superwash DK 115 g (4 oz) / 256 yds (234 m); 100% superwash merino wool in Birch - 115 g / 1 skein
Contrast Colour 1 (lace): Sweet Georgia Superwash DK 115 g (4 oz) / 256 yds (234 m); 100% superwash merino wool in Tumbled Stone - 90 g / 1 skein
Contrast Colour 2 (stripes): Malabrigo Rios 100 g (3.5 oz) / 210 yds (192 m); 100% superwash merino wool in Cereza - 50 g / 1 skein

gauge
18 sts and 28 rows = 4” / 10 cm in stockinette stitch, heavily blocked

size
Shawl measures 62” / 157 cm across and 21” / 53 cm deep at the end edge.