A very easy and stunning shawl, inspired by the work of artist Frank Stella, this design is a study in geometry.
Triangular pieces are assembled together to create a spectacular wrap with a unique shape that is both beautiful and stunning to wear, with many tips, all in different shades.
I played with a gradient of grays, and my favorite color, gold, to give this shawl a vintage vibe.
The Frank Shawl is constructed as 3 triangular sections, joined together when working the last one of them.
The shape of this shawl is very intriguing. I purchased the pattern and can’t wait to try it. Wait, I have a few projects ahead of me. This might be a good project for Lynda.
Joji says that the pattern is for a beginner knitter. I have read through the instructions and you need to know
- Knit
- Slip one
- Make 1 right
- Make 1 left
- Yarn over
- SSK
- K2tog
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| Photos © Joji Locatelli |
The pattern is available on Joji’s website.
As I’m writing I’m flipping between baseball, football and hockey. Beth and Jackson are out for a walk - I hope they hurry.
I’m on Section 4 of Clue #1 on my MKAL. It’s time to knit.
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