This project was inspired by something a young Laura Ingalls Wilder might sport in anticipation of spring… Peaks and valleys (or knots and eyelets) make up this pretty and practical shawlette using only 350 yards of fingering weight yarn. Because this project is worked side to side, it is a great way to jump into lace knitting without the casting on or binding off of hundreds of stitches.

Prairie House Shawl is somewhere in between a shawl and a scarf. The shape is an elongated triangle. The pattern is 7 pages.

There was errata in the “center panel” section on patterns purchased before Feb. 27th, 2009. The pattern now is fine!