Asymmetric Shawl Knitting Pattern

Difficulty

Beginner
Yarn Type

4 ply / Fingering / Sock
Designer

Julie Ferguson
Needle Size

US 2.5 / 3.0mm, US 8 / 5.0mm
Needle Type

Straight, Circular
Techniques

Basic Shaping, Garter

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What you need to know

Download and make Julie Ferguson’s easy asymmetrical shawl knitting pattern.

Discover the joy of knitting with Julie Ferguson’s easy asymmetric shawl pattern. Perfect for beginners, this straightforward project uses straight knitting on circular needles, teaching you basic shaping techniques alongside classic garter stitch. Crafted with soft 4ply or fingering sock yarn, the shawl drapes beautifully, offering a stylish and lightweight accessory. Whether you're new to shawls or want a quick, satisfying knit, this pattern combines simplicity with elegant design for a perfect handmade addition to your wardrobe.

Sizing

214cm wide x 42cm tall

What you need

Yarn: Baa Baa Brew Marble, shades (A) Rosa, (B) Emmeline, one 100g skein of each
Needles: 3mm circular, 5mm straight, one (for casting off)
Tapestry needle

Meet the designer

Julie Ferguson is a UK-based knitting designer celebrated for her vibrant colourwork and versatile patterns. Her work spans garments, accessories, and home décor. Julie’s creations often highlight bold colour combinations and textured stitches, making her patterns both engaging and skill-building. If you enjoyed making this asymmetric shawl, make Julie's two-colour shawl next.

How to access this pattern

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