Limina by Inese Sang

Limina

Knitting
August 2026
yarn held together
Fingering
+ Lace
= ?
25 stitches and 36 rows = 4 inches
in Stitch Pattern
US 3 - 3.25 mm
One size
English Finnish

With Limina, the designer Inese Sang leaned into the feeling of the autumnal city and urban settings, keeping the design and mood within clean lines, subdued textures and eye-catching elements, that blend well with effortless street style. The Latin word “limina” is plural of “limen” — a word describing the threshold below which a feeling cannot be distinguished, ultimately making it the smallest & faintest trace of a feeling you can notice or perceive.

SIZE
One size

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Wingspan: 74” / 188 cm.

Centre Depth: 25.25” / 64 cm.

MATERIALS
Yarn: 
Yarn 1: Le Petit Silk & Mohair by Biches & Bûches (30% mulberry silk, 70% super kid mohair, 232 yds / 210 m – 25 g).
MC: 5 balls in the colourway Light Grey.

Note! The shawl itself will use just under 4 balls of this yarn, but you need the 5th ball for swatching, etc. 

Or approx. 1010 yds / 925 m of lace-weight silk-mohair. 

Yarn 2: Le Petit Lambswool by Biches & Bûches (100% lambswool, 272 yds / 248 m – 50 g).
CC1: 2 balls in the colourway Blue Green.
CC2: 2 balls in the colourway Soft Gold.

Or approx. 475 yds / 435 m (for CC1) and 425 yds / 390 m (for CC2) of light-fingering-weight yarn.

The MC yarn is held together with CC1 or CC2.

Alternative yarn suggestions are for example Drops Kid-Silk by Garnstudio (for MC) with Highland by Isager (for CC1 and CC2), Soft Silk Mohair by Knitting for Olive (for MC) with Merino by Knitting for Olive (for CC1 and CC2), Plum by Rauma Garn (for MC) with Supersoft by Holst Garn (for CC1 and CC2). 

Needles: US 3 / 3.25 mm 40” / 100 cm circular needles.

Notions: 4 stitch markers, cable needle, blocking tools.

GAUGE
25 sts x 36 rows to 4” / 10 cm on US 3 / 3.25 mm needles in the Chart 2 St Patt, after blocking.

NOTES
This symmetrical triangular shawl is knit flat, starting with a Garter Tab Cast-On, and has increases on every row. The accelerated increase rate of 4 increases on RS rows and 2 increases on WS rows creates the shawl’s wide, shallow shape.