Green Vine

> **Special introductory discount: 50% off** > > No code needed. Just place the pattern > in your Ravelry cart and the discount > will apply automatically. Valid > through August 15, 2026. **[To get notifications about my new designs and publications you can subscribe to my newsletter. Thank you!][1]** [1]: https://danigherardi.substack.com/ The Green Vine Shawl begins at one tip and is shaped by increasing along one side until you reach the full width. Then, you decrease back down to the opposite tip, creating a lovely symmetrical triangle. The lace pattern is easy and fun to knit, featuring simple yarn overs and decreases. The sample uses a skein of fingering-weight yarn, but the shawl can also be made with a thicker or thinner yarn, or with a skein that has more yardage, since the pattern is completely adjustable. The pattern includes both charts and fully written instructions throughout, so you can choose your preferred method. **SIZE** Adjustable Sample finished measurements: 74 inches (188 cm) long and 14 inches (35 cm) wide at middle point (after blocking). **YARN** Fingering weight yarn, approximate amount: 400 yards (365 meters) Shown in 1 skein of Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light (100% Wool - Merino; 420 yards (384 meters). This shawl is designed to use up almost a full skein of fingering-weight yarn, but pattern is adjustable to suit the yardage you have available. I strongly recommend weighing your yarn before you begin. By the end of Section 2 (Chart 2), you should have used slightly less than 50% of the total yarn weight to ensure that you have enough yarn to complete the pattern. **NEEDLES** US 6 (4 mm) circular needles. **NOTIONS** Tapestry needle and blocking tools (optional). **GAUGE** 15 sts and 23 rows = 4” (10 cm) in Green Vine Stitch Pattern (page 3), flat on US 6 (4 mm) needles, after blocking. Gauge is not crucial for this project. However, changes might result in a different yardage requirements and final size of the shawl.