Crochet this Fun, Striped Shawl Today – Nubben

Hello, sweet soul! This week, I have a beautifully textured crochet shawl pattern that I’m so excited to share with you. If you love cozy autumn vibes and heartwarming fall colors, this one’s for you! Keep reading to learn all about it!

Nubben was designed by Cari Jehlik. When asked about her pattern, Cari said, “With alternating sections of linen and nubby stitches, Nubben is a simple pattern that yields a stunning result. The moderately-sized shawl shifts from beginning to end, reducing the number of rows of linen stitches while then increasing the rows of nubby stitches for a satisfying fade between the two stitches. The linen stitch provides a solid fabric, while the nubby stitch has a luxurious texture, and they complement each other perfectly.”

This Intermediate level pattern is for those who feel comfortable with crocheting and have made a few projects, using various skills and techniques. Skills/concepts include changing colors, working linen stitch, following alternate directions, and blocking techniques. The pattern includes written instructions, as well as a schematic, and comes with a video tutorial.

Nubben is crocheted with our exquisite Harmony Yak Fingering, and ohhh, this base is pure indulgence! This single-ply beauty feels impossibly soft and silky, with a subtle, luminous glow that makes every stitch feel special. It’s the kind of yarn that melts against your skin, light yet warm, strong yet supple. The blend of 65% Superwash Merino Wool, 20% Silk, and 15% Natural Yak creates fabric that’s breathable, beautifully draping, and wonderfully durable, perfect for garments and wraps you’ll treasure and reach for again and again. With 437 yds/400 m per skein, it’s slinky and puddly and utterly divine in your hands.

The sample shown here was made with one Autumn’s Symphony Hues Harmony Yak Fingering Kit (437 yds/400 m per skein; 2,622 yds/2,400 m per kit) and used approximately 2,504 yds/2,290 m total: Colors A – D and F: 437 yds/400 m each and Color E: 319 yds/292 m.