Farm Yarn Shawl

>BUY 3, GET 1 FREE! Place 4 of my patterns in your cart and the 4th (least expensive) will be FREE. No coupon code needed. >Sign up for the [Irocknits Designs][1] newsletter to get exclusive discounts and free patterns. ONE SHAWL THREE FARMS! >When you support a small farm business, you are supporting a dream. The uniquely structured shallow triangle shawl is worked flat from the top down. Increases happen on every other row. There are three bind off options: Icord, garter or picot. >NOTE: Farm yarns can be spun a little thick and thin. Having an extra skein can be insurance or can allow you to add extra sections like the 3-color sample. There are 3 very different samples for this Farm Yarn Shawl, I used rustic farm yarns from Ross Farm (Amy), Maple Hill Farm (Sam of Lavender Lune) and Get Bentz Farm (Theresa). Handspun would be an excellent choice for this shawl project as well. Ross Farm yarn produced a lovely Funky Cheviot yarn with a 3-color barber pole effect which I paired with a pink solid in Leicester Longwool DK weight. For a different look, I chose brightly dyed (by MUSE 2320) fingering weight Icelandic yarn from Get Bentz Farm and added an extra stockinette section to incorporate 4 colors. And for the Maple Hill Farm of Lavender Lune sample, we used a brown-on-brown colorway from her first clip of her own Shetland sheep. >5/5/25 update sent - ERRATA: On Page 6 Row 12 of the Diagonal Stitch Section. The written instructions are correct and say to Purl the last 3 stitches to finish the section before the bottom edging. Updated the Chart for that row (page 7) to purl 3. Optional I-cord closure, Knit a 3 stitch i-cord for approximately **32"** to use as a closure for the front of your shawl. Row 2 of Star Stitch Section #3. The final line should read: repeat from * to mkr, SM, SL3 wyif Tech edit and graphic design by Corrina Ferguson. Photography by Amy of Ross Farm and Theresa of Get Bentz. Model was Cori Eichelberger. Test knitters were Tonia Brock, Christine Cardinal, Angela Dew, Mary Harker, Tiffany Payne and Kitty Pittman. ©2025 All rights reserved. This pattern was written for personal use, please honor the copyright. [1]: https://irocknits.com/