This shawl’s rich vibrant color and ripples of cables echo the ancient Celtic sacred spaces for which it is named. Starting with a garter tip before moving on to the cable section, the piece is very simple to knit, yet the subtle cable texture is truly divine to our eyes. We recommend choosing a color that shows off the texture of this shawl.
 
Yarn
Approximately 854 yards, 780 m of fingering weight yarn
2 skeins of Triskelion Yarn & Fibre Elen Sock (100% BFL wool; 427 yards / 110g) Sample shown in Nemeton
 
Needles
A US 4 (3.5 mm) 32” / 80 cm (or longer) circular needle
A US 5 (3.75 mm) 32” / 80 cm (or longer) circular needle Or, needles to obtain gauge
 
Gauge (after blocking)
19 stitches & 42 rows = 4” / 10cm in Garter stitch with US 4 (3.5 mm) needle
 
Size
Approx. 73” / 185 cm wide along top edge and 221⁄2” / 57 cm high
 
Tools
Stitch marker, cable needle, tapestry needle, blocking wires and pins
 
Note
The shawl features an unusual arrow‒like construction. At first the shawl body is shaped with increases in every row and a central decrease on RS rows. Once you reach the middle of the shawl, each RS row still contains the first increase and central decrease, however each WS row ends with an increase, thus maintaining the total number of stitches.
The first part of the shawl is worked in Garter stitch, then the second part is worked in a simple yet effective cable pattern.
Skill Level
3/5