Uluru is a multi-gauge, multi-sized pattern designed to showcase Wollmeise yarns. Got Lace, Pure or Twin, Blend or DK? There’s a size or shape of Uluru to match, diamond, triangular, or parallelogram, shawl or scarf. Pair up a multi and a semi solid or two elegant semi solids - the choices are endless and enticing

Uluru is modular, so you only work on a few stitches at a time, but there’s no sewing up or piecing together. Better yet, there aren’t hundreds of ends to weave in. And of course, you can customize, dig deep into your stash, get creative and most of all, have fun!

Pattern includes:

• Both written and charted instructions
• Schematics
• Multi gauge instructions for lace, sock, sport weight and DK yarns
• Three shapes of shawl or scarf - diamond, triangle or parallelogram
• Suggestions for customising

Photo tutorials:

• How to make shells step by step
• Crochet edging
• iCord edging
• Knitted balls

Garment Sizes:

Pure Triangle:
140cm x 203cm x 74cm / 55” x 80’’x 29’’
(MC) 2 x 150g Wollmeise Pure “Schwefel”
(CC) 2 x 150g Wollmeise Pure “Libelle”
Photos #2 & 5

Blend Triangle:
140cm x 220cm x 71cm / 55” x 86.5’’x 28’’
(MC) 2 x 150g Wollmeise Blend “47 Ag”
(CC) 2 x 150g Wollmeise Blend “Confident”
Not pictured

DK Triangle:
161cm x 228cm x 97cm / 63.5” x 90’’ x 38.25’’
(MC) 2 x 200g Wollmeise DK “Kakao”
(CC) 2 x 200g Wollmeise DK “Uluru”
Photo #7

Pure Parallelogram:
34cm x 141cm / 13.5’’ x 55.5’’
(MC) 1 x 150g Wollmeise Pure “Kakao”
(CC) 1 x 150g Wollmeise Pure “Flohmarkt”
Photo #6

Blend Parallelogram:
38 cm x 153 cm / 15’’ x 60’’
(MC) 1 x 150g Wollmeise Blend “Natur”
(CC) 1 x 150g Wollmeise Blend “Maus Jung”“
Photos #4,8

DK Parallelogram:
32cm x 170cm / 12.5 ’’ x 67’’
(MC) 1 x 200g Wollmeise DK “QED”
(CC) 1 x 200g Wollmeise DK “Ooohm”
? 50g Wollmeise DK in “Vamp” for iCord
Photo #1, 9, 10

Lace Large Diamond:
125cm x 125cm / 49’’ x 49’’
(MC) 1 x 300g Wollmeise Lace “Zartbitter”
(CC) 1 x 300g Wollmeise Lace “Uluru”
Photo #3

Note on gauge:

Ravelry only allows you to enter one gauge per pattern in the gauge and yardage section (or set it zero) . Given that the gauge of this pattern varies widely depending on the yarn, needles and number of shells you knit, is hard to measure because the shell shapes are curved and isn’t crucial anyway, I set the gauge to the default zero.