PDF Pattern for brioche cloth "Ava

Brioche cloth "Ava" (East Frisian "water") is a symmetrical triangular cloth in two-color brioche, whose pattern is created by increases and decreases in the appropriate places, opens by the final stretching and "flows" over the cloth. Due to the brioche technique, the cloth has two sides with different effects. The two colors also stand out differently depending on the side.

Details of the brioche cloth Ava:

Size:

Approx. 215 cm length, 105 cm depth (after washing and drying under tension).

Required yarn:

6 balls each of both colors PASCUALI Cashmere 6/28 (112 m / 25 g; 100 % cashmere) - on the pictures color 40 and color 06

Note: Even with 5 balls per color, you can achieve a good cloth size here.

Needles:

4.5 mm circular knitting needles, 80 cm or longer (or matching the gauge)

Difficulty:

heavy

Knitting kit?

The matching knitting kit for this scarf you will of course also find in the store.

Brioche cloth Ava - the origin:

Ava is the little sister of the Mother's Day Mystery Shawl 2020 - although from small here actually can not be said. Already during the creation of Amelia it was clear that another design should arise from the brioche pattern. And even though the two shawls are sisters, they each have their own special features in addition to the similarities - just typical siblings. While Amelia is made up of three blocks, the brioche shawl Ava is worked in the same pattern throughout, but this one is knitted in a two-color brioche. Not easy, but we knitters love the challenge - don't we?