It’s a little bit airish today. You might want a big shawl to wrap around yourself.

Airish is a word used in Appalachian English, meaning ‘chilly’ or ‘breezy’. I can hear my grandmother’s voice in my head telling me to put on a jacket because it’s airish, and it’s where this shawl gets its name.

Three different lace patterns merge and flow into one another to make a large, lacy, top-down triangular shawl.

This pattern has been test knit and professionally tech edited. The pattern is fully charted and includes written instructions for all charts. A separate PDF is available to download that includes stitch counts for every row. The stitch count PDF is automatically included with pattern purchase.

Materials
800 yards/732 meters fingering weight yarn. Shown in Frabjous Fibers Dinah (100% superwash merino; 412 yards/113 g), Pool of Tears.

Needles
US 6 (4 mm), 40 inch or longer circular needles, or size needed to achieve gauge.

Notions
Yarn needle.
Note: Stitch markers are optional and can be used to mark stitch repeats and the center stitch.

Gauge
23 stitches and 26 rows/4” (10 cm) in stockinette stitch.

While gauge is not important as the fit is not crucial, changes in gauge will result in size differences and the amount of yarn needed to complete the project.

Finished Size
73” (185 cm) wingspan.
33” (84 cm) deep.