Engaging begins with a provisional cast-on and then dives into the fun to knit hemmed picot edge. From there you will begin to intermingle in a delicate lace pattern before relaxing into an ever-diminishing field of tiny little bobbles and can be replaced with beads if that is your jam. The generous yardage will result in a large off-center triangle shape with lots of drape and versatility to be styled in various ways.
This is a textured asymmetrical triangle shawl knitted from the bottom-up and showcasing an elegant lace edge that is engaging (but not too hard) to knit.
While I was in the middle of designing this new shawl -using what must be the most delicate color ever- Himalayan Salt (I mean every single time someone sees me knitting with it they rush to Four Purls or their LYS to buy it) I received the news that one of my favorite couples had just got ENGAGED!!!!
I knew this design had a few ideas that needed to be explored, so I grabbed the next perfect color I could think of Mint To Be and got to work.
Engaging
Be sure to check out my Test Knitter’s lovely shawls where you will see how these talented knitters used the beads in place of the bobbles