Image: The image shows an East Asian woman with purple hair leaning against the iron railings of her balcony. She is wearing a wine-red dress and a pink and purple shawl that is the highlight of the photo. The shawl is knit in two colors, one being a vibrant pink with specks of bubblegum blue, and the other being a tonal purple. The shawl, which is an asymmetrical triangle, is worn like a scarf, with the woman holding both ends of the shawl in front of her.
Image: The image shows an East Asian woman with purple hair on her balcony. Beyond the metal rails, a lot of greenery can be seen, signalling the beginning of Spring. She is wearing a wine-red dress and a pink and purple shawl that is the highlight of the photo. The shawl is knit in two colors, one being a vibrant pink with specks of bubblegum blue, and the other being a tonal purple. The shawl, which is an asymmetrical triangle, is draped over her shoulders, with one outstretched arm showing off the shawl’s texture and gradient.
Bom Shawl
Spring into the warmer weather with this boomerang shawl! “Bom” (봄), meaning “Spring” in Korean, is a quick, asymmetrical accessory that works perfectly as a bold statement piece in your favorite bright colors, or as a transitional layering piece for those cooler Spring evenings.
Simple slipped mosaic stitches are a great companion to a busy brunch out with knitting friends, while the delicate lace motif is reminiscent of blossoming redbud flowers.
Knit out of two colors of fingering weight yarn, Bom is the perfect pattern to use up any leftover skeins you may have in your stash.
DETAILS
Sizes: One size, but size may be easily adjusted by adding, removing, shortening, or lengthening any of the sections. Following this pattern exactly will produce a shawl that blocks out to approximately 78” (200cm) wingspan by 16” (40cm) depth.
Yarn: 2 colors of fingering weight yarn.
Recommended Yarn: From Me To Yarn.
Sample is knit in the colorways Unicorn Rave and Bom Purple.
Needles: Circular needles in US 5 (3.75mm).
Gauge: Gauge is not critical, but should approximate to 17 stitches and 20 rows after vigorously blocking for 4 inches squared in mosaic stitch.
THANKS AND ACKNOLWEDGEMENTS
Thank you to Jessie of From Me To Yarn for providing yarn support, and to my test knitters barelake, cece_m, chriscushman, fifikins, grey_sky_yarn, kristen_knits, saigesubmarine, and willamaejenkins.
SUPPORT FOR THE DESIGNER
Designing is a fulfilling hobby for me, so I will not be charging for my patterns at this moment in time. However, if you would like to tip me, please feel free to do so at my Ko-fi page. Ko-fi’s are never expected but always appreciated.
May 4th, 2020