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Viserion

• Viserion raglan increases 

• Flame stitch 

• How to make tassels 

• Weaving ends into icord

Viserion is a long, dramatic stash-friendly shawl designed especially for mini skeins, advent sets, and special single skeins you've been saving. The shape creates generous length for wrapping, layering, or wearing loose and flowing.


The shawl begins with a textured center square worked from the middle out, featuring twisted cables that anchor the whole piece visually. From there, stitches are picked up along the sides and the wings grow outward in slipped Flame Stitch patterns that make color changes natural and easy.


This is a perfect project for fading, color blocking, or simply knitting through a pile of minis without overthinking placement. A charted fade sequence is included to help you plan, but the pattern is intentionally flexible so you can adapt it to whatever yarn you have available.


Written instructions, charts, and video tutorials are included.

Design Details

Viserion is designed for the yarn collectors: the advent hoarders, the mini skein lovers, the ones with a single special skein waiting for the right project. The long, dramatic shape gives you generous length for wrapping and layering, while the structure of the pattern makes color changes intentional and effortless.


The center square acts as a bold focal point, while the wings give you room to play with your palette. Choose a carefully planned fade, a scrappy stash pile, or an advent set knit in order, the design is flexible enough to work with whatever you have.


Optional tassels at the tips add a finishing touch if you want to lean into the drama.

Pattern Highlights

  • Designed for advents, mini skeins and stash yarn

  • Texture in the center, rhythmic knitting in the wings

  • Flexible length, knit shorter or longer based on yardage

  • Easy color play for fades, stripes, or mixed palettes

Construction Overview

Viserion begins with a center square worked in the round from the middle outward using raglan increases and finished with an i-cord bind-off.


Stitches are then picked up along two sides of the square to form the wings, which are worked flat with built-in i-cord edges. The Flame Stitch slipped stitch pattern creates strong visual interest while remaining approachable to knit.


Color placement is flexible and can be worked as fades, stripes, or stash-driven combinations.

Yarn Notes

We knit our sample in Dragon Hoard Yarn Fae Singles, a fingering weight yarn that really suits the stitch patterns in this shawl. The slipped stitches in the wings carry color across multiple rows, so each shade lingers and blends into the next, creating a soft fade effect across the fabric.


At the same time, the smoother texture keeps the twisted stitches in the center square crisp so the focal texture stays defined against the colorwork.


Shown in: Dragon Hoard Yarn Fae Singles

400 yd (366 m) / 100 g

Yardage Requirements

Main Color:

570 yards (521 m) / 135 g


Contrast Colors:

Dragon Hoard Fade Into Fae Advent minis

12 mini skeins (20 g / 87 yd / 80 m each)

Approx. 12 g (60 yd / 55 m) used from each mini, including optional tassels

Needles & Gauge

US 5 (3.75 mm) 20" circular needle

Adjust needle size as needed to obtain gauge.


22 sts x 38 rows = 4" x 4" in reverse stockinette, wet blocked

25 sts x 42 rows = 4" x 4" in Flame Stitch


Flame repeat: approx. 1.75" wide x 1.5" deep (4.5 x 3.8 cm)

Finished Measurements

Approx. 15.5" deep x 105" long

39.5 x 266 cm


Length is fully customizable by omitting or adding wing repeats.

Let's Knit Together

This pattern includes video tutorials, and we'd love to have you in our community. Join the Wool & Pine Cottage on Discord for pattern support, progress shares, and a friendly place to knit alongside others.


Join us here: https://discord.com/invite/M64Ec9yeng

Making Tassels

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