Trysil
Trysil is a doubleknit shawl with traditional Norwegian stars/snowflakes.
Trysil itself is a town in the mountains of eastern Norway. It is a famous ski resort, offering both downhill skiing and cross country trails.
It’s fully reversible, and the size is adjustable in pattern. It can be knit in a variety of yarn weights, from light fingering to DK – as shown, it’s knit in light fingering weight.
The pattern is charted and includes detailed instructions for 2 different methods of double-knitting.
$8.00 CDN
Yarn: 2 x 200 g of fingering weight yarn in contrasting colours.
Sample: 2 skeins Anzula Haiku [70% merino 20% bamboo, 10% nylon; 450 yds/411 m per 100 g] in Toffee, and 2 skeins Anzula Haiku Way [70% merino 20% bamboo, 10% nylon; 450 yds/411 m per 100 g] in Au Natural
Needles: 2.75 mm circular needles
Gauge: 20 sts x 36 rows = 10 cm doubleknit in pattern, blocked.
[…] to Anna Dalvi, who is a fellow Cooperative Press designer and already has a similar shawl which I didn’t see until after I’d designed this one. It’s still pretty different […]