DIY Knitting Kit Coimbra Shawl

Coimbra Shawl has the homonymous Portuguese city as inspiration. Coimbra is a beautiful riverfront town and the country’s former capital. It is known for many reasons, we would like to highlight its enchanting gardens and beautiful university.

The Coimbra shawl is triangular, worked sideways from the right tip to the left edge. It was designed to use the amazingly soft yarn Somen, by Hoooked, a cotton and linen blend, perfect for autumn days.

Designer: Lina & Meia by Clarice G, from Companhia das Agulhas

This kit contains:

200gr of Somen Yarn by Hoooked

Online Patterns in English, Dutch, German, Spanish and French*

You will also need:

4,5mm / US 4 Knitting Needles

Clip-on stitch markers

Tapestry needle

Blocking wires and pins (optional)

*This pattern is a complete download file with text and illustrations in the languages English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish. After we have received your payment, you will receive a separate email with instructions to download this pattern.

Gauge:

17 sts and 24 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm / 4” x 4” (motif, relaxed after blocking).

If your swatch is smaller or bigger, we recommend using another size needle to avoid deviations.

Measurements:

100 cm x 70 cm (40” x 27,5”)

Notes: For the sample shown in the photos, we used 4 balls (200 grams, about 330 meters). It’s about 100 cm (40”) long and 70 cm (27,5”) wide.  Each complete motif will add about 25 cm (10”) to the length and 17,5 cm (7”) to the width of the shawl. To knit the shawl with one additional motif you will need about 600 m/656 yds (7 balls/350g) and with two additional motifs, you will need about 860 m/940 yds (10,5 balls/525g).

Skill level description:

Beginner – knitters who are familiarizing themselves with the basic knitting techniques

Easy – confident beginners with knowledge of basic knitting stitches who want to venture out into pattern reading

Intermediate – knitters with broad knitting experience, and with good ability to follow more intricate patterns

Advanced – knitters with a very wide knitting experience, familiar with a wide range of knitting techniques and stitches

Coimbra Shawl has the homonymous Portuguese city as inspiration. Coimbra is a beautiful riverfront town and the country’s former capital. It is known for many reasons, we would like to highlight its enchanting gardens and beautiful university.

The Coimbra shawl is triangular, worked sideways from the right tip to the left edge. It was designed to use the amazingly soft yarn Somen, by Hoooked, a cotton and linen blend, perfect for autumn days.

Designer: Lina & Meia by Clarice G, from Companhia das Agulhas

This kit contains:

200gr of Somen Yarn by Hoooked

Online Patterns in English, Dutch, German, Spanish and French*

You will also need:

4,5mm / US 4 Knitting Needles

Clip-on stitch markers

Tapestry needle

Blocking wires and pins (optional)

*This pattern is a complete download file with text and illustrations in the languages English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish. After we have received your payment, you will receive a separate email with instructions to download this pattern.

Gauge:

17 sts and 24 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm / 4” x 4” (motif, relaxed after blocking).

If your swatch is smaller or bigger, we recommend using another size needle to avoid deviations.

Measurements:

100 cm x 70 cm (40” x 27,5”)

Notes: For the sample shown in the photos, we used 4 balls (200 grams, about 330 meters). It’s about 100 cm (40”) long and 70 cm (27,5”) wide.  Each complete motif will add about 25 cm (10”) to the length and 17,5 cm (7”) to the width of the shawl. To knit the shawl with one additional motif you will need about 600 m/656 yds (7 balls/350g) and with two additional motifs, you will need about 860 m/940 yds (10,5 balls/525g).

Skill level description:

Beginner – knitters who are familiarizing themselves with the basic knitting techniques

Easy – confident beginners with knowledge of basic knitting stitches who want to venture out into pattern reading

Intermediate – knitters with broad knitting experience, and with good ability to follow more intricate patterns

Advanced – knitters with a very wide knitting experience, familiar with a wide range of knitting techniques and stitches