Symmetrical Triangle Shawl in Stocking Stitch, 100% Baby Merino – CHOOSE YOUR COLOUR AND SIZE
- Chusta merino
| I do my best to show the colours as accurately as possible in the photos, but sometimes my phone has its own ideas ;) Please remember that shades may also look slightly different depending on your screen settings. If I have added several photos, it is worth looking at all of them together for the best colour reference. |
I’ll make your shawl from 100% baby merino wool in the size and colour you choose. I knit each one in stocking stitch on a hand-operated knitting machine. The knit is soft, lightweight and comfortably warm. The photos show a few example shades, and you’ll find all available colours in the colour selector.
Shawl measurements
Measurements are approximate. They can vary slightly from one shawl to another, even when I use the same amount of yarn.
- Small – approx. 145 cm along the long edge and approx. 50 cm from that edge to the tip.
- Medium – approx. 180 cm along the long edge and approx. 70 cm from that edge to the tip.
- Large – approx. 220 cm along the long edge and approx. 65 cm from that edge to the tip.
Which size suits the way you like to wear it?
The small shawl works well as a neckerchief. It feels light and keeps your neck comfortably warm. In my experience, customers who first chose the small size often exchanged it for a medium or large. If you like having plenty of room to wrap a shawl around you, consider one of those two sizes.
You can also drape the large shawl over your shoulders on cooler evenings, even in summer.
Match your shawl to your beanie
Already have a NANA, HELLI or VARELLA beanie? Look for its shade in the shawl’s colour selector. If you’re putting together a set, here are the beanie styles you can choose from.
- VARELLA – with a folded cuff or classic,
- NANA – with a folded cuff or classic,
- HELLI – with a folded cuff or classic.
You can also pair your VARELLA beanie with the VARELLA neck warmer and wear it in place of the shawl on bike rides or hikes.
Washing and drying
Hand wash at 30°C and dry flat. Gently ease the shawl back into shape after washing. If you’d like to even out the edges, you can pin them to a soft mat while it dries, much like pinning out a knitted or crocheted doily.