LITLG Moon Shawl

Materials

• Yarn: LITLG Moon (Cantaloupe & Jade Grey, 100g each)
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• Needles: 2.5mm circular needles (e.g., ChiaoGoo Red Lace)
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• Accessories: Lifeline, Stitch markers, Tapestry needle, Scissors
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General Information This is a narrow shawl worked from the bottom tip upwards. Increases are made every 4th row. Tip: If you prefer a wider shawl, we recommend increasing every 2nd row.

Abbreviations

• CO: Cast on
• k: knit
• p: purl
• sl: slip stitch (slip purlwise)
• kfb: knit front and back (increase)
• m1 (make 1): Lift the strand between needles onto the left needle and knit through the back loop.
• MC: Main Color (Jade Grey)
• CC: Contrast Color (Cantaloupe)

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Part 1: Slipped Stitches & Striped Mosaic Technique Knitting Pattern

Note on Edging: For a beautiful braided edge on the left side, slip the 1st stitch of every wrong side (WS) row purlwise.

MC (Jade Grey) CO 3 stitches
Row 1: k1, kfb, k1
Row 2: k all

CC (Cantaloupe)
Row 3: k all
Row 4: k all

MC

Row 5: k1, kfb, k to end

Row 6: k all

CC Row 7: k all

Row 8: k all

MC Row 9: k1, kfb, k to end

Row 10: k all

CC Row 11: k all

Row 12: k all

MC Row 13: k1, kfb, k to end

Row 14: k all

CC Row 15: k all

Row 16: k all

MC Row 17: k1, kfb, k to end

Row 18: k6, sl1, k2

CC Row 19: k all, slipping the slipped stitches from previous row

Row 20: k all, slipping the slipped stitches from previous row

MC Row 21: k3, m1, k to end

Row 22: k6, sl2, k1

CC Row 23: k1, sl2, k to end

Row 24: k6, sl2, k1

MC Row 25: k2, m1, k to end

Row 26: k6, sl1, k1, sl1, k1

CC Row 27: k1, sl1, k1, sl1, k to end

Row 28: k6, sl1, k1, sl1, k1

MC Row 29: k2, m1, k to end

Row 30: k6, sl1, k2, sl1, k1

CC Row 31: k1, sl1, k2, sl1, k to end

Row 32: k6, sl1, k2, sl1, k1

MC Row 33: k2, m1, k to end

Row 34: k all, slipping the slipped stitches

CC Row 35: k1, sl1, k3, sl1, k to end

Row 36: k6, sl1, k3, sl1, k1

MC Row 37: k2, m1, k to end

Row 38: k all, slipping the slipped stitches

CC Row 39: k1, sl1, k4, sl1, k to end

Row 40: k6, sl1, k4, sl1, k1

MC Row 41: k2, m1, k to end

Row 42: k all, slipping the slipped stitches

CC Row 43: k all, sl1, k5, sl1, k to end

Row 44: k6, sl1, k5, sl1, k1

MC Row 45: k2, m1, k to end

Row 46: k6, sl1, k5, sl2, k1

(A new line of slipped stitches has been established here)

CC Row 47: k1, sl2, k5, sl1, k6

Row 48: k6, sl1, k5, sl2, k1

MC Row 49: k2, m1, k to end

Row 50: k6, sl1, k5, sl1, k1, sl1, k1

CC Row 51: k1, sl1, k1, sl1, k5, sl1, k6

Row 52: k6, sl1, k5, sl1, k1, sl1, k1

Continue this pattern until you reach 180 rows.