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The Dried Lavender Shawl was originally made in collaboration with Yarnz for their Project Club (you can still buy the kit from Yarnz). It can be made using two kinds of yarns, Balayage from Pascuali and Eco-Fusion from Nurturing Fibres. The instructions are almost the same (except for the final rows), the only difference is that the shawl made with Eco-Fusion is slightly smaller. The construction of this shawl is quite basic with 4 increases every time you work the right side and it’s worked flat so I wanted to make this shawl interesting with different stitches and playing with 3 colours. 

↟ Measurements (without tassels):
Version with Balayage, Pascuali Large 195 cm / 76.7 inches Long 88 cm/ 34.6 inches

Version with Eco-FusionLarge 188 cm / 74 inchesLong 87 cm/ 34.2 inches

↟ Materials:
Balayage, Pascuali
Main colour: 606, 3 balls (150 g, 525 m)
Contrasting colour 1: 600, 2 balls (100 g, 350 m)
Contrasting colour 2: 601, 1 ball (50 g, 175 m)

Eco - Fusion, Nurturing Fibres
Main colour: Winebarrel, 3 balls (150 g, 375 m)
Contrasting colour 1: Fawn, 3 balls (150 g, 375 m)
Contrasting colour 2: Seashell, 3 ball (150 g, 375 m)

↟ Needles:
3.00 mm / US 2.5 / UK 10
With a cord of at least 80 cm/ 32 inches to work easily.

↟ Gauge in stockinette with 3.00 mm needles: 
Balayage yarn 10 x 10 cm, 28 st x 36 rows 
Eco-Fusion 10 x 10 cm, 25 st x 34 rows

↟ Level: Intermediate 

↟ What you need to know:
Knit/purl
M1r/l, Yarn over
Drop stitch
Eyelet Lace 
Applied border 
How to make tassels 
At the end of the pattern you will find some useful links for some of these techniques.

↟ Language: English and Italian. If you would like to translate this pattern in another language, please write me an email before you purchase the pattern.