Seven Days Shawl is knitted in stockinette stitch using mainly two different types of yarn in contrasting colors held together.
Two threads of finnish fingering wool and one of silk mohair to create a rustic wool surface with some mohair flashes.
Its seven wedges are separated from each other by a succession of wraps worked with one color yarn only, like the i-cord finishing that runs clock-wise along the entire edge.
A sort of short rows worked with a revised turn and slip method that gives it either the half-circle shape and the particular decoration of the “eyelashes” and holes.

Materials
Yarn
5 skeins of Fingering by Tukuwool (100% Finnish wool; 200 m/219y per 50g skein).
They will be used almost completely! If you prefer take one more just in case…
Shown in Humu.
3 skeins of Le Petit Silk & Mohair by Biches & Buches (30% silk & 70% kid mohair; 210 m/230 y per 25g skein).
Shown in Medium Blue.
Needles
4 mm/US 6 straight needles
80 cm 4 mm/31” US 6 circular needle
Other notions
Hook US C/2.5mm, waste yarn, tapestry needle, measure tape, scissors, blocking aids.

Gauge
15 sts by 22 rows in 10 cm/4” in stockinette stitch knitted with two threads of Tukuwool fingering and one of Le Petite Silk & Mohair held together, after blocking.

Techniques
Provisional cast on with crochet hook, i-cord, short rows, wrap stitches knitting, kitchener stitch for both knit and purl stitches.

Finished measurements
After blocking are approx. 123 cm/48,43 inches from side to side and 58 cm/22,83 inches from top to bottom at deepest point.

Notes
Skill level: advanced beginners
Hours to complete: approx 35/40
Pattern Style: written

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