Errata: In Section 2 where it reads, Next Row (RS): Using color B, k3,yo, k4, “pm, sl2, M1R, pm, sl2, pm, M1L, sl2, pm,” k to m, slm, sl2, k to m, M1R, slm, sl2, slm, M1L, k to last 13 sts, repeat from “ to “, k4, yo, k3

it should read…

Next Row (RS): Using color B, k3,yo, k4, “pm, sl2, M1R, pm, sl2, pm, M1L, sl2, pm,” k to m, slm, sl2, k to m, M1R, slm, sl2, slm, M1L, k to 2 sts before m, sl2, slm, k to last 13 sts, repeat from “ to “, k4, yo, k3

I don’t think anyone can have too many shawls so I returned to one of my favorite construction methods to whip up this graphic top-down design. Two colors are worked with increases to form a triangle and then two additional locations of increases are added, which transform the shape into a unique piece of architectural knitting. The extra fabric formed by the increases causes the shawl to drape beautifully whether it is resting across the shoulders or tossed around the neck.

Finished Measurements: 15.5″ / 39cm from CO to BO along center stitch, 58″ / 147cm wingspan along top edge stitches. Measurements taken after blocking.

Yardage: Color A: 270yds / 247m
Color B: 210yds / 192m

Gauge: 24 sts and 36 rows = 4″ / 10cm in stockinette stitch