Sindhu is one of the longest rivers in India, originating in the icy hills in the north and flowing south to finally merge into the Arabian sea. During her journey, Sindhu witnesses different terrains, including icy hills, rocky mountains, lush greenery and smooth sand.
Sindhu Shawl is an attempt to capture these interesting terrains. The shawl starts off with a mindless garter stitch which then transforms into garter stripes and the finale is akin to a musical crescendo – a pretty lace stitch pattern.
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Size
46.5” wide [118 cm] and 36” [91.5cm] spine depth
Yarn
Malabrigo Silkpaca (70% Alpaca, 30% Silk; 420 yards [384 meters]/50 grams): Pearl SA036 (MC), 1 ball; Fucsia SA093 (CC), 2 balls
Thanks to Malabrigo for providing the yarn and to Pam for knitting the shawl!
Needles
Size US 4 (3.25 mm): straight needles
Notions
Stitch markers, tapestry needle
Gauge
23 sts and 30 rows = 4” [10 cm] in St st after wet blocking.
Tutorials
No-Stitches in a Knitting Chart
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About the Designer: Anjali M.
Anjali M is a knitter and designer based in Bangalore, India. She is an engineer by day and designs and knits in every free minute she finds.
She has been designing for about a decade now and has had the privilege of having her designs published in Quince, Petite Purls, Knit Now and Knitcircus. Her designs can be found on her Ravelry Designer Page and on her website.
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