• This is a crescent shaped shawl with wide, lace border.

• It’s worked in one piece top down, stitches are bound off with a crochet hook.

• The pattern stitches are not very easy, but I hope that you will really enjoy the process of knitting it as well as wearing the shawl.

• The size of the shawl is easy adjustable.

• You can take any fingering-weight yarn with most natural fiber content. You can also use lace weight yarn, then the shawl will look more delicate and elegant.

• You will need approximately 440-550 yds/3,5 oz (400-500 m/100 gr) of yarn, but final yardage depends on yarn weight, needles you choose and your gauge.

Sample 1 (size 1).

Yarn: Zauberball 100 (Fingering, 440 yds/3,5 oz (400m/100gr))
Yardage: 440 yds (400 m).
Needles: 40-inch (100 cm) US6 (4,0 mm) circular needles.
Other notions: waste yarn, crochet hook 2,5 mm, stitch markers.
Final measurements (after blocking): wingspan 60’’ (150 cm), width 27’’ (70 cm).

Sample 2 (size 2).

Yarn: Cash30 Biagioli Modesto, 1/15 (Lace, 590 yds/3,5 oz (1500 m/100 gr)) in 2 strands.
Yardage: 420 yds (1050 m).
Needles: 40-inch (100 cm) US6 (4,0 mm) circular needles.
Other notions: waste yarn, crochet hook 2,5 mm, stitch markers.
Final measurements (after blocking): wingspan 60’’ (150 cm), width 24’’ (60 cm).

This pattern is available in English.