
The Harukaze Eyelet Shawl is an ad-free, printable PDF knitting pattern available on Ravelry.
Inspired by the gentle warmth of an early spring breeze (“Harukaze”), this lightweight, crescent-shaped shawl blends relaxing garter stitch with delicate diagonal lace eyelets. Worked on the bias for an elegant, fluid drape, it is a satisfying, mindful one-skein project designed to showcase your favorite fingering or sock yarn.
The pattern includes complete row-by-row written instructions in standard English terms, alongside a full traditional Japanese Symbol Chart (編み図) and an abbreviation conversion table.
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Why You’ll Love This Pattern
- A Satisfying One-Skein Project: Designed to use under 100g of fingering/sock yarn (approx. 360 m / 394 yds), making it the perfect showcase for a special hand-dyed skein in your stash.
- Rhythmic & Relaxing Knits: The soothing repetition of garter stitch alternates with airy lace sections, creating a project that is engaging enough to keep you hooked without being overwhelming.
- Effortless Crescent Drape: Worked on the bias, the natural curve of the crescent shape sits beautifully on the shoulders or wraps gracefully around the neck for transitional spring and cool summer evenings.
- Visual Clarity with Japanese Stitch Charts: Choose the way you love to knit! You get both standard written instructions and a clean, visually intuitive Japanese symbol chart with an English abbreviation conversion key. It’s a wonderful, stress-free opportunity to experience the clarity of Japanese charts alongside familiar English guidance.
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Pattern Details & Materials
Pattern Specifications
- Yarn: Sock weight Yarn (85% Extra Fine Merino, 15% Nylon; approx. 400 m / 437 yds per 100 g skein)
- Yardage: Approx. 360 m / 394 yds (90 g) — A satisfying 1-skein project!
- Needles: JP 5 (3.6 mm) / US 4 (3.5 mm) circular needles (80 cm / 32” or longer), or size to obtain gauge
- Gauge:23 sts and 50 rows = 10 cm / 4″ in Garter stitch with JP 5 (3.6 mm) needles.
- Finished Size: Approx. 124 cm / 48.75″ width × 32 cm / 12.5″ height
Skills Required / Techniques:
- Cast on, knit, purl, bind off
- Increases & Decreases: k2tog, sl2-k1-psso, ssk, yo, k1 tbl
- Working flat



What’s Included in the PDF?
- Full row-by-row written instructions (US terminology)
- High-resolution, printable Japanese Symbol Stitch Chart (編み図)
- Stitch symbol conversion & reference chart (English abbreviations to Japanese symbols)
- Total: 6 pages, clean & ad-free layout optimized for printing or tablet use
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Hi, I'm mati!
Crochet and knitwear designer based in Japan. I create relaxing, delicate patterns inspired by daily botanical aesthetics and traditional Japanese stitch techniques.
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