Nechamah means comfort in Hebrew. This large crescent shaped shawl wraps its cozy goodness around you! Knit in worsted weight, the center out design is a wonderful way to spotlight a novelty yarn that you adore. Lots of easy garter, with some easy yarn over to create simple eyelets. There is Icord trim across the top edge. Tassels on either end help keep the shawl in place while you wear it.

Shawl measures 94”/239cm x 24”/61cm

I have estimated 890 yds/814m worsted weight yarn. My testers and I used slightly less.
You will need 4 colors.
C1: 100 yds/92m
C2: 370 yds/338m
C3: 250 yds/229m
C4: 170 yds/156m

15 sts and 24 rows = 4”/10cm using 5 mm/US size 8 needles in garter stitch, blocked

You will also need:
One 32”/80 cm, US size 8/5 mm circular needle, or size to match gauge. You may prefer a longer or shorter needle.
1 set of double point needles US size 8/5 mm, or size to match gauge.
Stitch holders, or scrap yarn, or extra needles for holding sts.
1 unique stitch marker, plus 5 additional stitch markers

Yarns I used:
C1: Long Island Yarn and Farm, Pink is Liyf, 70% Alpaca, 30% Merino 100 yards/92m/85 grams
C2: Long Island Yarn and Farm, Pink Clove, 70% Alpaca, 25% Merino, 5% icicle, 100 yards/92m/85 grams
C3: Stone Wool Cormo Worsted, Scoured white , 100% American Cormo, 200 yds/182m/100 gr
C4: Stone Wool Cormo Worsted, Tobacco 2, 100% American Cormo, 200 yds/182m/100 gr