Kits (includes yarn and pattern) for both of the color ways shown are available on the String Theory website.

Kneisel Point is a crescent shaped shawl that combines artful slip stitch cables and a simple lace pattern in a melodic composition.

The crescent shaped shawl is worked from the top down, beginning with a modified garter tab.

Only one color is worked at a time, the cable pattern is created by slipping color A stitches over the color B rows.

Yardage needed may change based on your yarn and gauge, checking your gauge helps to assure you will have enough yarn to complete the shawl.

measurements about 80” / 200 cm wingspan and 17” / 40 cm at deepest point.

yarn String Theory Hand Dyed Yarn Bluestocking; 420 yds / 384 m per 4 oz skein (113 g); 80% superwash blue faced leicester wool, 20% nylon.

Color A – 1 skein in Spring Tide, or approx. 365 yds/333 m (98 g)
Color B – 1 skein in Sterling, or approx. 325 yds/297 m (85 g)
Color C – 1 skein in Basil, or approx. 300 yds/274 m (81g)

needles Size 5 US / 3.75 mm circular needle, 40” / 100 cm long. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.

notions Stitch markers, 2 cable needles, tapestry needle.

This pattern has been professionally tech edited by Kristina McGrath. Many thanks to the wonderful knitters who test knit this pattern.

Thank you to String Theory Hand Dyed Yarn for your support.