Bain de Soleil Shawl | Knitting Pattern - Biscotte Yarns

Bain de Soleil Shawl | Knitting Pattern

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This shawl is an original design by Louise Robert for Biscotte Yarns. Bain de Soleil (which means sunbath in french) highlights our Flamel yarn in the color "Salt & Pepper", the sparkling Fizwizbiz in "Charbon" color, and the beautiful Hermione in the color "Coupe de feu". A soft and warm sunbath to wear all year long!

The inspiration for this shawl came from the colors themselves. Waiting for a spring that was late coming, I had a visceral need for vitamin D. This is how “Bain De Soleil” (which mean Sunbath in french) fell from my needles as would a ray of heat on my skin on a summer day. - Louise

This pattern includes both charts and written instructions for each stitch pattern.

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BISCOTTE YARNS

Flamel; 60% merino, 20% nylon and 20% alpaca – 400 m / 100 gr - color Salt & Pepper : 1 skein.
Fizwizbiz; 95% merino, 5% silver stellina – 366 m / 100 gr - color Charbon : 1 skein.
Hermione; 75% kid mohair, 25% silk – 420 m / 50 gr - color Coupe de Feu : 1 skein.

NEEDLES AND ACCESSOIRES

Circular needles 4mm; US#6 – cable length of 100 cm; 40’’ and +
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle

GAUGE : 18sts = 10 cm; 4’’ in Stockinette Stitch after blocking.

FINAL DIMENSIONS

Length : 190 cm; 75’’
Height : 80 cm; 31½’’

This pattern is available in PDF format: add this pattern to your cart and complete your order. A link to download the pattern will be provided at the end of your order and you will also get a link to download the pattern by email.

Wonderful shawl

I have made four of these shawls in different colourways. It’s a fantastic colorful shawl that looks good with any outfit. It’s easy to knit, the pattern is well written and it looks amazing.

Beautiful versatile shawl that I have made several times in different colourways.

I have made at least four of these shawls because its a lovely, interesting knit. I certainly plan to make a few more! It drapes beautifully and is nicer to wear than the normal triangular shawl. The pattern is striking and unusual and looks so good. The last one I made I didn`t use white or cream, I used a medium coloured yarn which blended with the two main colours and it looks great. There are many colour combinations to be tried with this shawl. This is a shawl one can wear all the time.