A design based off of the twisted genius mind of villain Moriarty from Sherlock, the BBC series that many of us love. The pattern is a bit wild and weird like Moriarty. It’s a partial circular shawl made of thin wedges. The body is different from the “border” wedges. Eight wedges make up the center of the shawl and three wedges on each side make up the “border” wedges. With a design element for Advanced knitters to opt in for if they so desire. So if the pattern is not hard enough for you, :-) there are other options (see Advanced Knitters). Shawl initially worked at a MKAL.

SUPPLIES
Yarn: Yarn Fairy Pixie Merino, 1300 yds/100g, 2 skeins
Needle: Size US 2/2.75mm, 40 inch circular or size needed to get gauge
Notions: tapestry needle for ends, stitch markers
Gauge: 20 stitches, 28 rows over 4 inches, stockinette stitch, gently blocked
Unblocked 32 stitches 40 rows
Note about gauge: due to the cables we are “push” blocking instead of “pull” which results in a different gauge, then standard pull blocking.
Beads: Used in b/o only, Miyuki fringe style glass beads 4x3.4mm, clear AB, 307
Finished Measurements: nape down back approximately 48” wingspan 96 inches.
Skills Needed: Cables, lace, texture, reading from charts, working from multiple charts and familiarity with picot bind off technique.
Fae Level: Experienced/Advanced, due to skills needed above.