Hrím is an Icelandic name for rime in nature. This name of the shawl is inspired by the beautiful texture of rime on leaves in the fall that form when water vapor freezes.
The shawl is knitted flat with a simple seed stitch on slightly bigger needles than indicated for the yarn, which makes the shawl very light and gives a beautiful texture. Simple and easy increases are made until the shawl is in its final shape. In the end you bind off with classic lace, often attributed to the Shetland Islands, which gives the shawl a romantic touch. The final touch is the tassel that is sewn to the starting point of the shawl.

YARN
Two yarn options:
Lamb 2 from Einrúm. 89% Pure new wool and 11% Mulberry silk, 50 g = 266 m.
You need 200 g of color: 3013 DAGGRY.
or
E+2 from Einrúm. 80% Icelandic wool and 20% Mulberry Thai silk, 50 g = 208 m.
You need 200 g of color: 1002 SKÓLESÍT.

NEEDLES
Circular needles no 4 mm (US6), 80 cm long for Lamb 2.
or
Circular needles no 4½ mm (US7), 80 cm long for E+2.

GAUGE
Lamb 2: 10 x 10 cm = 24 sts and 34 rows in seed stich on 4 mm (US6) needles.
E+2: 10 x 10 cm = 20 sts and 28 rows in seed stich on 4½ mm (US7) needles.

SIZE
The shawl has close to a triangular shape. It is in one size, that can be adjusted to desired length. The size given in the pattern has a long-side length of 192 cm.