Triangle Shawl

**CONSTRUCTION NOTES** The triangle shawl begins at the tip of the bottom and is knitted using increases at each side to the desired size or as long as the yarn lasts. Save enough yarn for a loose elastic bind-off edge. The shawl can be knitted in many different yarns and yarn combinations. It can be worked using a single or multiple strands of yarn held together. It is also well suited for use of leftover yarn. One could play with colors and create beautiful pattern stripes or color blocks. The new color should always be started at the side edge of the shawl. **SIZE** Variable dimensions from the size of a bandana to a shawl, as seen in the sketch. **MATERIALS** * LUNA: S – 50 gr Isager Alpaca 1 / M – 100 gr Isager Alpaca 1 / L – 150 gr Isager Alpaca 1 * EVA: 100 g Isager Alpaca 2 and 75 gr Isager Silk Mohair, holding one strand of each yarn together * NELLY: 25 g Isager Silk Mohair * ROSE: 25 g Isager Soft Fine The wine-colored version is knitted with 100 g Isager Alpaca 1 colour 36. The green version is knitted with 50 g Isager Alpaca 1 colour Thyme. In addition, our own yarns from Uldens Hus (House of Wool) are very suitable for such an accessory. ‘Uld 1’ for Luna using a 3.5 mm needle (US 4). ‘Uld 2’ held together with Isager Silk Mohair using a 5 mm needle (US 8) for Eva. Eva looks particularly beautiful using 2 strands of Isager Silk Mohair. **RECOMMENDED NEEDLE SIZE** 3 mm (US 2) through 4.5 mm (US 7); see the sketches **GUAGE** See the sketches, the gauge depends on the selected needle size, this is where you decide if you want either a looser or a firmer appearance of your shawl