RIPPLING WINGS SHAWL - KNITTING PATTERN

This is a triangular shawl that uses sequence knitting and has the option of marled knitting as well. Cecelia Campochiaro’s books on both those topics provided some of the inspiration for the pattern. It is knit from side to side starting with just a few stitches and increasing along one edge until you have used almost half the yarn. Then you begin decreasing all the way to the final point. The knits and purls work together to create a fascinating ripple effect, and the triangular shape reminds me of birds’ wings—thus the name Rippling Wings. While the front and back look a little different, they both look great, and the finished project is completely reversible. Difficulty LevelThe pattern itself is quite simple. It’s great for a beginner or as an easy on-the-go project for a more advanced knitter. There are lots of possible variations on size and color, so let’s talk about the different options. Options While you can certainly use a semi-solid or tonal colorway, I would recommend