I love learning a new skill and this garment uses the “Domino Technique”.

In “Domino Knitting” you always need an odd number of stitches. One centre stitch and x amount of stitches either side of that stitch. The idea is to decrease stitches around the centre stitch to create a square. You then pick up stitches on the side of that square to create another one.

If you’re new to “Domino Knitting” this would make a great first project. Only six squares and four triangles. The pattern contains detailed, but simple instructions to create your first “Domino” shawl.*

Finished measurements after blocking
Depth: 39 inches Wingspan: 68 inches

Yarn
Noro silk garden sock yarn-4 balls-Shade S360

Approx amount used
362g-1102m

Gauge
5sts-10 rows-1 inch-garter stitch

Needle
4mm, 100cm circular

Notions
Marker (optional), Tapestry needle, Blocking kit