The inspiration for the Ripple shawl stems from @morten.loefberg’s works, where his woven pieces featuring wave motifs play a central role. The dynamic lines and rhythmic patterns of the waves are translated into a soft and elegant design that mirrors the movement of the sea in the shawl.

Ripple shawl is knitted from the neck outward, back
and forth on a circular needle.
It begins with an eight-shaped cast-on, followed by
garter stitch in Saga and elongated stitches in Tilia.
Increases are made on both sides on all right-side rows,
as well as on specific increase rows throughout the
shawl.
Finally, the shawl is finished with an I-cord while
binding off all stitches.