The Stella Shawl

> Release Promo! Get The Stella Shawl > 20% off until Jan 25, 2026. No code needed! I have always been inspired by geometric art. Some of my best knitted pieces have evolved from minimalist paintings, drawings and modern architecture. This is my second shawl inspired by the work of artist Frank Stella (the first one was [The Frank Shawl][1]). I hope you enjoy knitting it! **About This Project** This geometric shawl is made from 3 similar pieces, worked in sequence. These pieces are built using *short rows*, to achieve the geometric lines. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 93" (234 cm) wide and 29" (73 cm) deep. MATERIALS *Yarn:* You will need fingering weight yarn in 4 colors. I used the following, although they can be substituted with any yarn that gives you gauge. Color 1: Merino Singles by Uschitita [100% Merino; 400y (366m); 100g] in colorway Storm (Lightest Blue). Color 2: Singles by Norne Yarn [65% Merino / 20% Silk / 15% Yak; 525 yards (480m); 120g] in colorway The Daughters of Ran (Darkest Blue). Color 3: Merino Singles by Uschitita [100% Merino; 400y (366m); 100g] in colorway Yoga (Medium Blue). Color 4: Cozy Merino by Walk Collection `[100% Merino; 400y (366m); 100g] in colorway Seafoam (Natural). **You will need 400y (366m) of each color.** *Needles:* US 6 [4mm] circular needles, approx. 32"to 40" [80-100 cm] long. *Other notions:* Tapestry needle, blocking pins or wires. GAUGE 20 sts and 40 rows to 4" [10 cm] in garter st on US 6 [4 mm] needles **after blocking and stretching**. Before measuring, make sure your swatch goes through the same blocking and pinning process as your shawl will. Happy Knitting! Joji [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-frank-shawl