Knit on the bias, Townline is a fingering weight asymmetrical triangular shawl. Thoughtful increases create a shape that is perfect for wrapping around your neck. Sections of surprisingly simple mosaic knitting are framed with meditative and relaxing garter stitch. A picot bind-off completes the shawl edge, mimicking the mosaic dot work. Designed in North Bay Fiber Elemental Fingering, this 100% cormo base creates a beautiful fabric that will last for years to come!

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Approx 75”/187.5cm wingspan x 22”/55cm at deepest edge

YARN
RECOMMENDED:
North Bay Fiber, Elemental Fingering (100% domestic Cormo wool; 465 yd/425 m per 100 g); in colors Tobico (MC), Clay Banks (CC1), and Sand Point (CC2), one skein each color.

OR light fingering weight yarn in the approx yardage:
MC: 437 yds/397m
CC1: 179 yds/163m
CC2: 281 yds/255m

GAUGE
• 22 sts x 38 rows = 4”/10cm in garter stitch, blocked

NEEDLES
NOTE: White gauge is not crucial, it will affect final size
and approx yardage used.
• Size US 5 (3.75 mm) 32”/80 cm (circ) needle — or size necessary to obtain gauge

TOOLS
Tapestry needle

NOTES
• Shawl is worked end-to-end on the bias, casting on at one side and and working out to the other side.
• There will be an extra increase at the end of every sixth row.
This will form a slight curve at the top of the shawl for extra
comfort around the neck.