Large lightweight triangular shawl with extra flare along the top line for added detail when wrapped. Short rows, eyelets, braids, beads…simple techniques creating a beautiful design.

Materials

• US 8 circular needle 24”+ cable
• Sock Weight or Light Fingering Yarn
• Shown using OJD Fibre Electric Youth Jellies & Semisolid Grey
• Color A (Main Body): 462yds/100g
• Color B (Accent Stripes): 90yds/20g
• Size 6 seed beads {Approx 115}
• 1mm crochet hook {small enough to fit through your beads}
• Tapestry Needle for weaving ends
• Blocking Supplies

Measurements
Post blocking measurements approximately 85” x 31”

Notes

• If using mini skeins, change when you feel necessary, using as much as possible.
• Please note that ALL of the yardage from the sock skein is used with very little extra.
• Use contrasting/coordinating colors
• Ignore color changes for a single color garment
• Use Color B for all eyelet wedges instead or in addition to lateral braid sections
• Change colors as often as you like for a stripy shawl
• Great stash buster
• Knit eyelet rows with contrast color
• Multi-color variegated, speckled or solids…anything will be beautiful
• Mix different colors for the braid stitch rows
• Repeat directions marked with an asterisk ()
• Easy & flexible pattern…don’t stress about stitch counts or eyelet counts, very forgiving if off a stitch or two
• German Short Rows are used for the w&t but feel free to use any method preferred