SweetGeorgia Patterns

From the designer: "Simple stitches bring the ultimate in gentleness in this cozy shawl. Garter and slipped stitches flow together in this traditional triangular accessory, promising quiet joy and knitting delight."

Lace and garter stitch shift, flow, ripple, and move throughout this multi-coloured shawl that's easier to knit than you think! Worked sideways, the asymmetrical shape is beautifully enhanced with short rows, texture, and drape. The twelve page pattern is super detailed and includes both charts and written instructions for the (not too tough!) stitch patterns.

Please note that this pattern was the mystery knit for SweetGeorgia's 2020 Advent Kit. Alternatively, 12 colors of fingering weight yarn may be used, with a minimum of 82 yds in each color.

Finished Measurements: 21.25" x 61.5"

Colour and texture zigzag through this bold shawl in a feast for the senses. Offering up the perfect palette Party of Five gradient play, the Rivan Stole promises constant interest with modular triangles joined together and a fun, zingy edge.

This shawl is pictured in Tough Love Sock in color Silver, and Party of Five in colorway Escape.

Finished Measurements: 70" long x 16.5" deep

From Sweet Georgia Yarns comes the stunning Rocky Mountain Shawl - Designed to make the most of a Prismatic Mini set! Reminiscent of the rainbows found over the Rocky Mountains in Western Alberta, this gorgeous shawl radiates with similar colours. Simple stockinette stitch and soft garter, finished with a crisp lace border, makes this crescent shawl a dreamy accessory for every knitter. Shawl is worked flat, from the top down. As there are 12 colours in the Prismatic Mini Skein set, there are 12 separate CC in the pattern.

• Designed by Jennifer Beever.
• Sizes: One Size
• Finished Measurements: 18" depth x 88" wide after blocking.
• Color shown is Sweet Georgia Yarns Prismatic Mini-Mini set plus 1 skein of Tough Love Sock in Birch.

Product Attributes for SweetGeorgia PDF Patterns - Rocky Mountain Shawl - PDF DOWNLOAD

Craft: Knitting	Finished Gauge: 20 (5 sts. / inch)
Is Downloadable: Yes	Project Type: Shawls, Wraps, Ponchos
Suggested Needles: Size 6 US / 4 mm needle, tapestry needle	Suggested Yarns: SweetGeorgia Yarns Prismatic Mini-Mini Yarn Set & Tough Love Sock
Wearer: Unisex	Yarn Gauge: Fingering (27-32 sts/4 in)
Yarn Yardage: 1000

Is Downloadable:   Yes

Designed by Corrina Ferguson, this shawl makes the most of any Party of Five set of yarn. Delicate slipped stitches and beginner cables meander across the fabric of this asymmetrical shawl, creating a beautiful, airy effect. The subtle shift of colours from our Party of Five set captivates our attention, reminding us of the soft hues that dance the snow at twilight.

Stubbly moss stitch combines with the gentle waves of Old Shale in this asymmetrical triangular shawl. The dancing layers of colour culminate in a fluted edge. It’s a showstopping accessory for any shawl lover.

This shawl is pictured in Tough Love Sock in color Dreamboat, and Party of Five in colorway Whisper.

Finished Measurements: 69" long x 24.5" deep

Designed by Lisa K. Ross for SweetGeorgia Yarns - With the bright colours from our Party of Five mini-skeins, a gorgeous array of texture, and a bias-knit construction, this shawl will have you giddy as a kid in a candy store, proclaiming "just one more row."

Texture and lace know no bounds in this poppin' little shawl. Bold hues brighten the wardrobe for those air-conditioned rooms, while the subtle eyelets paired with garter stitch build skills and bring knitters of every level easy joy. This colorful shawl requires just one Party of Five set!

From the designer: "Fifteen hues in rich jewel tones are enough to delight anyone, but the added blend of lace and easy colourwork takes it over the top. Knitters of every level will find pure joy in working this asymmetrical triangular shawl. "

Designed by Tabetha Hedrick for Sweet Georgia Yarns - With bright stripes, a playful lace, and a delectibly simple construction, these socks couldn't get any sweeter. Worked from the top down, beginning with a supple rib, they are the perfect palette for colour exploration.