In late May – beginning of June when the temperatures rise, the fields start to turn yellow. The cereals and hay start to mature and the farmers get ready for the threshing season. Soon all the fields are dotted with round, golden yellow hay bales. The remaining stubble turns burnt pale yellow in days. At the end of June one can hardly see a single green hay straw anywhere.

Tribbia is an asymmetrical triangular shawl. Knitting begins at the top corner. Shawl shaping is done on every right side row and increases are worked on wrong side rows until the intended size is achieved. The pattern is perfect for left overs or a set of miniskeins. Lace knitting only on the right side rows and only one lace pattern used throughout. Continuous stitch pattern and color changes make this shawl a project you don’t want to put down!

Finished measurements
Wingspan 194 cm / 76.5”, depth 80 cm /31.5”

Needles
3.5 mm (US 4) - 100 cm /40” circular needles, or as required to obtain gauge.
4 mm (US 6) needle for BO.

Yarn requirements
The Plucky Knitter Plucky Single (80 % wool, 20 % silk,
393 m / 100 g)
MC: 1 skein or 390 m / 427 yds of fingering weight yarn.
Shown in color Cold as ice.

Decida Merino sw 3 mm (100 % Merino wool, 365 m / 100 g)
C1 – C9: 17 g or 62 m / 68 yds of fingering weight yarn for EACH color.

The amounts contain 10% buffer.

Gauge
17 sts x 30 rows = 10 cm /4” in Field flowers lace after blocking.
(NOTE: Gauge is not crucial, but it will affect finished dimensions and yarn consumption.)

Notions
1 removable marker, tapestry needle.
Optional: st markers for lace repeats.

Techniques used
Knitting flat, knit and purl, basic decreases and increases, stretchy bind off.

The pattern is both charted and written.
The pattern has been professionally tech edited and it has been test knit.

Please note that this item is a digital download. It is an instant-download product, and returns are not accepted, exchanges are not possible, and purchases are non-refundable.