Driftwood Shawl Pattern by Marielle Zatar

Driftwood Shawl is a cozy, asymmetrical triangular shawl featuring the beautifully textured fisherman’s rib stitch. Designed with beginners in mind, this pattern creates a soft, squishy fabric with plenty of depth and stretch. The rhythmic increases shape the shawl into a modern, wearable silhouette, perfect for layering on chilly days.

This shawl is customizable in size. You can make it as big or as small as you want, or until you run out of yarn!

Techniques: Knitting, Purling, Increases, long tail cast on, bind off.
Gauge: 11 sts & 14 rows= 4” {10cm} measured before blocking,
knitted flat in fisherman’s rib stitch.
Material: 341 yds {312m}
Yarn used for sample: Nako Hercai (170yds/100g) (156m/100g).
Fiber content: 100% Acrylic. The sample is shown in the color 28049. Or other Aran weight yarn.
I used exactly 2 balls of Nako Hercai, you can adjust the size of the shawl as needed.
Needles: US10 {6.0mm} needles (or other size needed to obtain gauge).
Other: One stitch marker, tapestry needle to weave in ends.