Its no secret that I LOVE succulents and I dream of having a vibrant and diverse succulent garden one day.
The Succulent Garden Shawl is an asymetrical triangle shawl, and is worked from the point down. It features a variety of textured stitches, lace work and play with colour rows. It has an i-cord edging along the sides only.
 
It looks as though it would be a challenging knit, but its actually a fairly simple pattern and suitable for adventurous beginner knitters through to more advanced stitch masters.
 
The pattern has written sections, and most sections include charts. The charts are accompanied fully with written text instructions and organised in tables for readability and accessibility.
 
Finished Shawl Measurements: 
220cm / 86” across longest edge
 
Suggested Yarn:
4ply / fingering weight yarn in four different colours - please read Colour Selection Guide.
Sample shown in NNK Yarns Prima Sock Yarn in the following colours:
Colour 1: Sedum Major
Colour 2: Succulent
Colour 3: Echeveria
Colour 4: Cactus Blooms
 
Yardage:
Colour 1: Sedum Major (Dark Teal) 80g / 210m / 230yds
Colour 2: Succulent (Light Teal) 70g / 300m / 320yds
Colour 3: Echeveria (Pale speckled) 75g / 315m / 350yds
Colour 4: Cactus Blooms (Purple) 40g / 170m / 185yds
 
Suggested Needles:
3.25mm (circular length 80cm / 31”)
 
Notions:
optional progress keeper / right side marker
 
Other Tools:
Darning needle to weave in ends
Scissors
 
Pattern is also available on Ravelry.
I am always happy to support you in your knitting adventures.

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