Caprice is worked from tip to the lace edging. Simple garter stitch stripes are blended with crossed stitches and simple lace to create a shawl that’s fun to knit and wear.

Materials:
Northbound Knitting Merino Fingering Singles (4ply; 100% Superwash Merino; 365m/400yds per 100g) x 1 skein each Frisky and Oleander
4mm (UK 8/US 6) knitting needles
Or
Schoppel 6 Karat (heavy lace; 80% merino/20% Silk; 600m/656yds per 100gr) x 1 skein each 7641 and 8805
3.75mm (UK 9/US 5) knitting needles

Both:
57 6mm miracle beads, pink or silver (optional)
0.75mm crochet hook (for adding beads)

Difficulty level:
Intermediate

Size:
Length: 178cm/70in
Depth (at lace end): 88cm/34½in

Tension:
20 sts and 20 rows over 10cm/4in in stitch pattern from section 1 and 2, after blocking.
Exact tension is not essential but a difference in tension may affect the final size and amount of yarn used.

Tutorials can be found on my website for Knitting with beads and Elongated Crossed Stitches.

Errata:
k2w should read: k3w - Insert RH ndl knitwise into next st, wrap yarn 3 times around RH ndl and finish st as normal.

The following info is missing after the edging has been worked:
Cast off using Russian cast-off.

Updated version was uploaded on 12 February 2015.