Daily Tie Shawl | One Skein Shawl

Daily Tie Shawl is a simple triangle shawl worked from an I-cord, growing into the body, and finishing with another I-cord. It is designed as a one-skein project and can be made with approximately 100g of fingering weight yarn. No yarn cutting is required during the project, making it a compact and relaxing knit. The stitch pattern is based on a simple 2-row repeat, easy to memorize and enjoyable to knit. Gauge is not critical for this pattern. This pattern is beginner-friendly and flexible — you can adjust the size by using more or less yarn. Perfect for using special yarns, hand-dyed yarns, or treasured skeins in your stash. Once you make one, you might want to make another. ⸻ ▶ Finished Size (after blocking) Blocked gently on a large bath towel, shaped without overstretching ■ Textured version Triangle body (excluding ties): approx. 125 cm wide × 40 cm deep Yarn used: 100g / approx. 400m Finished weight: approx. 96g (approx. 7g remaining) ■ Garter stitch version Triangle body (excluding ties): approx. 125 cm wide × 51 cm deep Yarn used: 100g / approx. 425m Finished weight: approx. 87g (approx. 11g remaining) Both samples were made following the stitch counts in the pattern. ⸻ ■ Needles • 3 mm circular needles (60 cm or longer) or straight needles (approx. US 2.5 / JP 3) ⸻ This shawl is designed to be worn like an accessory — easy to style and perfect for everyday outfits, depending on your mood. ⸻ Please do not reproduce, redistribute, or resell this pattern.