Bask
The Bask shawl is the perfect project for the duo of indie dyed fingering weight skeins in your stash. With alternating sections of garter stitch and one color brioche, Bask has a pleasant balance between focused knitting and “Netflix knitting.” The plump tassels that adorn each corner give this shawl such a fun personality, it’s a treat to wear!
Bask’s little sister - the Relish shawl, uses just one skein of fingering weight yarn and the same stitch patterns.
Finished Measurements
Wingspan: 58” / 177.5cm
Yarn
Spun Right Round, ‘Classic Sock’
(100% Superwash Merino, 438 yds per 100g)
Shown in color way ‘Nine Lives’
2 skeins or 876 yds of a similar fingering weight yarn
Needles
US 6 / 4mm or size needed to get gauge, 24” circular needle
Notions
Tapestry needle
Removable stitch marker (optional for marking center stitch)
Gauge
Using US 6 / 4mm needle, 21 sts and 44 rows = 4” / 10 cm in garter stitch after blocking.
Techniques Used In This Pattern
Brioche lace patterning
Helpful Tutorials For This Pattern
Notes
Throughout the pattern, stitch counts are listed for row totals. These are shown in parenthesis. There are also breakdowns of the stitch counts listed in brackets: they should be read as stitches before the center stitch / center stitch / stitches after the center stitch.