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Ayano Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
WomenItem:
ShawlSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- knit
- purl
- lace knitting
- yo
- decreasing
- reading lace instructions- chart and/or written
- increasing
Pattern Description:
Ayano = Japanese name meaning “of color, from love”
A gracefully curving shawl worked in three conjoined segments, Ayano is a fun way to play with color and texture. Knit any two coordinating or contrasting sock weight yarns, this makes a great stashbuster. Ayano is shaped as an almost-semi-circle, like a half-donut.
Simple garter stitch stripes expand out to an easy-to-follow horseshoe lace, which is finished off with a deep zigzag lace edging.
All lace sections are both charted and written.
Gauge:
20 sts+ 40 rows=4” in garter st, before blocking
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- approx. 17” deep x 70” circumference along widest part of curve, after blocking.
Materials:
- yarn: approx. 400 yds each fingering/sock weight yarn in 2 colors, Main Color (MC) & Contrast Color (CC). US size 5 (3.75mm)-32” circular (or longer).
You Will Also Need:
- 4 stitch markers, tapestry needle, blocking pins and/or wires.
Ayano Pattern
$6.00
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About the Designer
My background in fiberarts began as a kid in Connecticut, sewing and crafting, and grew into a pursuit of a degree in fiber arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design (B.F.A. Fibers, 1999). My original major was sequential art (comic book geek), but tactile fibers drew me back in. I still draw pictures, too! I'm a former yarn shop owner, and was the creative mind (and hands) behind ...
My background in fiberarts began as a kid in Connecticut, sewing and crafting, and grew into a pursuit of a degree in fiber arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design (B.F.A. Fibers, 1999). My original major was sequential art (comic book geek), but tactile fibers drew me back in. I still draw pictures, too! I'm a former yarn shop owner, and was the creative mind (and hands) behind Kitchen Sink Dyeworks. I love combining texture and color, the thrill of a curve or angle falling right into place, and love sharing the resulting patterns.
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