Adah Shawl

Adah means adornment or firstborn. I felt this was an appropriate name for this design, created for my “First Shawl” class. The pattern includes instructions for both Fingering and DK weight versions, and is a versatile project, intended as an invitation to play; use any yarn with needles to suit and have some fun. Work yours in a single colour, play around by creating a fade, stripes or work only the eyelets in a contrasting shade the possibilities are endless. Finish up by choosing between two bind off options to further customise your project.

Adah is an asymmetrical triangle shawl with sets of 3 eyelets at intervals between garter sections.

Option 1: Contrast Fingering; C1: 400 yds; C2: 340 yds Option 2: Solid Fingering; 870 yds Option 3: Fade Fingering (9 colours) C1: 35; C2: 40; C3: 52, C4: 72; C5: 82; C6: 94; C7 107; C8: 145; C9: 107 yds Option 4: Solid DK; 733 yds Option 5: Fade DK (7 colours); C1: 34; C2: 52; C3: 84; C4: 110; C5: 130; C6: 147; C7: 160 yds.