Tiny Dancer Shawl PDF Pattern

A lovely twisted spine, quite a generous size and optional tassels… Tiny Dancer is all about comfort, warmth, and a little sass!

I love the look of the center spine’s long cable, which reminded me of someone dancing. I am always impressed by the subtle yet striking patterns you can create with garter and stockinette stitch.

This shawl is exceptionally light, though substantial, due to the nature of the woolen spun yarn. It is also extremely cozy and you will likely want to keep it wrapped around you all winter long!

This shawl is worked flat from the top down, beginning with a tab cast-on. A triangle shape is created by working increases on either side of the shawl. The trim is worked across the bottom of the shawl and then bound off. Optional tassels are created and added to the bottom endpoints of the shawl.

Skill Level: Intermediate

One Size

Finished Measurements:
Wingspan – 81 in / 205 cm
Center Depth – 34 in / 86 cm

Yarn & Yardage:
Weight: Worsted

Amount: 1120 yds / 1024 m / 400 g of Brooklyn Tweed Shelter

Yarn used: 8 skeins of Brooklyn Tweed Shelter in Fossil (see note below)

*Note: you may want to add 1 additional skein if you would like to make the tassels (each tassel uses approximately 20 y / 18 m / 7 g of yarn)*

Suggested Yarns: Brooklyn Tweed Shelter – 100% Wool – Targhee-Columbia (50 g = 140 yds / 128 m)

Gauge:
22 sts and 26 rows = 4 in / 10 cm knit flat in stockinette st and blocked

Needles & Notions:
US 7 / 4.55 mm – 24 in / 60 cm circular
4 stitch markers
cable needle
tapestry needle
scissors
twine/thread/yarn (optional)
crochet hook (optional)

Hope you enjoy!