Knitting pattern Kemmick Shawl - English

Note: you'll get the knitting pattern for the Kemmick Shawl, a digital PDF file, you are not purchasing a phisical item.

The Kemmick Shawl is a playful triangular scarf which combines garter stitch and the intarsia technique to create abstract fields of colours.
It‘s a fun design to create your own vibrant colour palette and to play with leftovers from your stash.

„This pattern is based on an aerial view of the fields around Exmoor, so we called it ‘Kemmick’ which means Flax Field. We thought this is the perfect name for  a textile interpretation of our rural landscape!“ John Arbon Textiles, The Annual 3

In addition to a detailed PDF, the knitting instructions also contains step-by-step photos and additional video instructions.

The pattern is written in English only. 

Finished measurements:
Wingspan: 188cm / 74”
Depth: 40cm / 15.75”

Material: One strand of a DK weight yarn in at least nine shades. The shapes are perfect for using up leftover yarns from your stash. 

Yarn used in the sample: John Arbon Textiles Knit by Numbers Minis DK (50% merino, 50% Bluefaced Leicester, 233 m / 255 yards / per 100g)

Yardage needed: 
Colour A: 25g  
Colour B: 50g  
Colour C: 25g  
Colour D: 25g 
Colour E: 25g  
Colour F: 50g  
Colour G: 25g  
Colour H: 25g  
Colour I: 25g  

Knit by Numbers colourways:
Field Shades: 117, 059, 018, 102, , 111, 121, 044, 056, 126
Sea Shades: 093, 084, 097, 114, 008, 046, 123, 080, 058

Needles: 3.5 mm / US 4 circular knitting needles. Always use a needle size that results in the correct gauge measured after blocking.

Gauge: 24 stitches and 19 garter ridges (38 rows) equal 4 x 4 inches /
10 x10 cm in garter stitch, measured after washing and blocking.