Reyna

Can’t figure out what to knit with that single skein of sock yarn in a variegated colorway that you’ve had in your stash for months? Here’s the answer!

This pattern was specifically designed to work with the variegation of colors, instead of getting obscured underneath the color changes. One skein of fingering weight yarn is enough to complete a shawl, and the pattern is easy to modify to compensate for slight variations in yardage.

I’ve not added a gauge, as I feel there is no one catch-all gauge for this pattern. Use needles that gives you a fabric that you like - you’ll want the fabric to drape, but not be seethrough-airy, adjust needle size if necessary. Heavier or lighter yarn weights can also be used for this pattern, though dimensions and yardage will change. Change the number of garter and mesh section rows to alter size if necessary.

Measurements of sample on photos (blocked): 148 cm / 58 inches along top edge (longest edge), 55 cm / 21½ inches from middle of top edge to center tip.

Original yarn used in this pattern was Miss Babs Cosmic Hand Painted Sock, colourway Gal Noir.

Translations:

Czech: Pattern available via this link, credit goes to Ravelry user Vevka for translation!

French: Pattern available for download via the download button on this page, credit for translation goes to Ravelry user Atelierfibrelaine!

German: Pattern available for download via the download button on this page, credit for translation goes to Ravelry user FluseundFussel!

Hungarian thanks to Raveler Nicolette Kernohan, aka The Knitting Squirrel.

Note on pattern use:

Since I’ve received a fair few requests for permission to print or host this pattern for free, or to translate it, here is a blanket permission:

Feel free to host or otherwise provide this pattern for free, as it is, as long as I get credit for the design - be it hosting on a website, providing printed copies at a store or a meeting, or bundling with yarn.

Feel free to sell items made with this