Contains:
- Illustrated Knitting Pattern
- US Imperial Measurement / Metric Measurement
- Square / Triangle sizes
- Intermediate
Materials you need at home:
- Yarn: Fingering / Sock weight yarn Triangle :: Main Color (MC): 400yds / 366m Contrast Color (CC): 390yds / 357m Square :: MC: 720yds / 658m CC: 700yds / 640m
- Knitting needles: 40” or longer US 4 / 3.5mm circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge.
- Row counter
- Tapestry needle
- 2 stitch markers for marking center stitch of square shawl
- cable needle or stitch marker for use with decreasing sts
- optional stitch markers for noting lace repeats
Satisfy your brioche cravings with Sizzle Pop :: Two shawl patterns in one, both with an all-over chevron lace detail, knit using the two-color brioche stitch! The triangle shawl is the ideal spring and summer accessory for chilly evenings, while the square shawl is great for doubling up and wrapping around your neck or shoulders on cold winter days. Both patterns can be easily modified for a larger or smaller shawl.
This is a very special collaboration for KNIT in COLOR, using beautiful custom colorways developed and created together with Michele from Republic of Wool and Maria from Fern Fiber for the square version. The triangle version uses Monet, of my favorite colorways created by Hedgehog Fibres, combined with delightful Havirland yarns.
Skill level: Intermediate. Basic two color brioche skills are not required, but are recommended. Techniques used: brioche knit (brk), brioche purl (brp), brioche increases and decreases. The square shawl is knit flat from corner to corner, and the triangle shawl is knit on the bias from tip to edge, both using a large circular needle to accommodate large number of stitches.
Both patterns are written and charted, for your convenience!
Sizes: (measured after blocking) Triangle :: 53” / 134.6cm wingspan x 27” / 68.5cm depth Square :: 35” / 88.9cm x 35” / 88.9cm square
Gauge: 25 sts x 28 rows = 4” / 10cm; measured in two-color brioche chevron lace stitch (taken after blocking).
Swatching for these shawls is a great way to play with different colors, to see what will work! If you’re finding that two colors aren’t working as well as you might have hoped, switch which one is the Main Color! Two-color brioche is a fantastic way to use some of those fabulous speckled or variegated yarns in your stash!
Yarn: Fingering / Sock weight yarn Triangle :: Main Color (MC): 400yds / 366m Contrast Color (CC): 390yds / 357m
Square :: MC: 720yds / 658m CC: 700yds / 640m
Shown in: Triangle :: MC: 1 skein Hedgehog Fibres Sock in Monet CC: 1 skein Havirland Pax Sock in Kiss Off
Square :: MC: 2 skeins Republic of Wool Twist Fingering in Love Dust CC: 2 skeins Fern Fiber Organic Merino Fingering in Grape Ice Cream
Needles: 40” or longer US 4 / 3.5mm circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Tools: tapestry needle, row counter, 2 stitch markers for marking center stitch of square shawl, cable needle or stitch marker for use with decreasing sts, optional stitch markers for noting lace repeats
This pattern has been test knit and professionally tech edited. Pattern booklet is 14 pages long, and includes both the square and triangle version.
Photo credit: Ruth Hart Mowry
Lesley Robinson
Welcome, I am so happy that you stopped by! I am Lesley Anne Robinson, the knitting pattern designer behind Knit Graffiti Designs. I love to create knitting patterns that focus on modern style with a flair for something different. For my formal training, I have a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Interior Design with a Minor in Fiber Design from the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan. This is where my love of knitting and everything fiber related truly began.