Vehnä is Finnish for ‘wheat’.

Vehnä Shawl is a triangular shaped shawl which is knitted flat with a fingering and lace weights yarns held together. The shawl is knitted by starting from the bottom tip where you do increases until the ribbing edge. On one side of the shawl, you have textured pattern that consists of cables, twisted knit stitches and Dip Stitches and on the other you have Garter Stitch. The textured pattern has cables and Dip Stitches (other name Wheat Ear Stitches) portraying as wheat fields.

The pattern is charted.

SIZE:
One size

Finished measurements:
Total lenght: 160 cm / 63”
Total width at top: 110 cm / 43.25”

MATERIALS:

Yarn:
2 skeins of Super Soft NSW Fingering by Craft Me Knot Yarn Co (100% non-superwash organic merino, 400 m / 438 yds per 100 g) in the colourway Taobab Grassland or approximately 800 m / 875 yds of fingering weight yarn and

4 balls of Soft Silk Mohair by Knitting For Olive (75% kid-mohair, 25% silk, 212 m / 231 yds per 25 g) in the colourway Wheat or approximately 800 m / 875 yds of lace weight yarn

Needles: 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needles with 80 cm / 32-inch-long cable

Notions: Three stitch markers, cable needle (if needed) and a tapestry needle

GAUGE:

10 cm x 10 cm / 4” x 4”
22 sts x 28 rows of textured pattern knitted in flat after blocking without stretching

20 sts x 30 rows of Garter Stitch knitted in flat after blocking without stretching