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This shawl was created as an (almost) any yarn, any gauge kind of design, perfect for stash-busting: use minis, leftover yarn, odd skeins, yarn advents, and scraps to create a piece that is unique and magical!

A sister project to Cyclamen Cowl, the shawl captures the delicate beauty of winter gardens with bright sparks of cyclamen blooms. The flowers are created with dip stitches with just one color used in every row.

The shawl is worked from the tip with increases along one side as a right triangle. Due to this construction, the length of the shawl is easily adjustable to get the desired size or fit the available yardage - just knit until you run out of yarn. Instructions are both charted and written out, video tutorial for dip stitches provided.

Yarn

• Any yarn from fingering to worsted weight range would work fine. Roughly 300g of yarn will give you a shawl of a decent size; feel free to use less or more.
• Numbers below are a minimum required for you to be able to tie the shawl once finished: Fingering weight: at least 800yds / 730m; Sport weight: at least 700yds / 640m; DK weight: at least 600yds / 550m; Worsted weight: at least 500yds / 460m.
• Solid or semi-solid colors will show textures best
• Sample shawl: a variety of scraps and mini skeins knit at DK weight gauge. For some colors, I used fingering weight yarn held double and lace weight held triple, carried two different yarns together, and switched yarn mid-row if it was running out.

Needles and Gauge

• The gauge is not important for this pattern. Below you can see suggestions provided in garter stitch, blocked. Swatch and pick the gauge and needles that give you the fabric you like.
• Fingering: 24sts and 40 rows in 4” / 10cm on US 4 / 3.5mm needles
• Sport: 22sts and 38 rows, US 6 / 4mm needles
• DK: 20sts and 36 rows, US 7 / 4.5mm needles
• Worsted: 19sts and 34 rows, US 8 / 5mm needles

Size

• Size will change depending on your gauge and yardage

• Shown in DK weight gauge using a total of 950yds / 870m / 350g of yarn

• Size of the blocked sample: Wingspan 59” / 150cm, Depth at the widest point 29.5” / 75cm