Named after my Aunt Diana due to the way the contrast yarn reminded me of the delicate icing that adorns all the beautifully decorated cakes she makes. The shape is based on the pi-construction, but it isn’t quite a true pi-shawl. The main colour works well with a gentle semi-solid, wild variant, or a beautiful gradient, whilst the contrast yarn is perfect for using up something left over.

Materials
Main Colour: 1 x 100g skein Fingering Weight Yarn (400m)
Contrast Colour: 1 x 25g skein Fingering Weight Yarn (100m)
4.5mm 80cm circular needle to hold a large number of stitches

Stitches
Beginner/ Intermediate
Includes basic increases, slipped stitches, plus it includes instructions for a braided row pattern.

Thank you to my test knitter Selene1985 who tamed a wild variegated yarn in the knitting process!