Another special look, created by Lyudmila Aksenik, this Liana Shawl is a marvelous way to play with colors and short-rows.
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Get the pattern directly from the designer on her Ravelry page here. What we have put together are some lovley yarns to use for this shawl.
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The Design
Here is what Lyudmila writes:
Liana shawl is a triangular shawl worked starting from the top right corner and increasing stitches every second row. The decorative panel (border) is shaped with short-rows forming Liana print.
Yarn and Colorways
All that is needed is any fingering weight yarn 437-460yds (400-420m) per 100g/3.5oz in 2 contrasting colors. Our yarn is not the same as the ones Lyudmila used for her original. You can see ours in the inset photo in the upper right-hand corner on the top picture on this page and again below that.
Our two fingering weight yarns are from Madelinetosh.
The lighter colorway is dyed onTML+Copper, with 90% superwash merino + 8% acrylic + 2% stellina (subtle threads of copper). There are 420 yards per skein. The colorway is called Calligraphy and is a gentle melding of pastel lilac, peach, and pink hues.
The darker colorway is dyed on Tosh Mo Light, 80% superwash merino + 20% mohair, again with 420 yards/100g skein. This colorway is called Iris and is an almost-solid of varying tones of a rich purple.
