Short rows without a wrap and turn? It’s true, this delightful shawl lets you do just that, with just a few k2tog’s and p2tog’s while you are knitting short rows!

Tasseled Too Shawl can be made with or without beads. The decision is up to you! Beads are added only during casting on so if you are new to beads this is an easy way to begin!

Tasseled Too Shawl can be knitted in one color, a combination of colors, or striped!

Although the pattern calls for fingering weight yarn, Tasseled Too Shawl is suitable for different weight yarns, resulting in different sizes and requiring different amounts of yarn.

Small 42” x 12” approx after blocking
Gauge (U S 4/3.5mm needles)22 sts/44 rows
Fingering yarn - Total 440yds

Medium 48” x 15” approx after blocking
Gauge (US 4/3.5mmneedles) 22sts/44rows
Fingering yarn - Total 495yds

Large 54” x 18” approx after blocking
Gauge (US 5/3.75mm needles)20ss/44 rows
Fingering yarn - Total 550yds

STRIPED VERSION: Borders and every other stripe takes approximately 75% of the total yardage for Color A. Color B take approximately 25% of the total yardage noted above. Please refer to pattern instructions or my project pages for exact yardage.

TWO TONE VERSION: For a version without stripes but with 1 color for border and 1 color for inner area requires 45% of the total yardage for borders and 55% of the total yardage for the solid inner area of the shawl. Please refer to pattern instructions or my project pages for exact yardage.

Three different sizes give you the option of creating a cute little shawl to wrap around your neck or a larger shawl draping across your shoulders and down your back! And if three sizes don’t give you enough options, I explain in the Helpful Hints section, an easy way to create this shawl in any size or yarn weight you desire!

The majority of the pictures and the listed yarn on this project page is for the large version of TASSELED TOO SHAWL in white and charcoal gray stripe. For information on the pink and gray strip version and the two-tone unstriped version please see my other project pages.