Spring is in the air here, as evidenced by these blooming blossoms at my local park, Holbrook Palmer Park. This shawlette can be worn a variety of ways. Wrapped as a scarf when there is a bit of a chill, or draped as a lovely shawl as the weather turns warmer.

Errata 3/25/12:
Cast on 372 stitches.
Row 17 (both written and chart should read): sl1, p8, {p3tog, p1, yo, k2tog, k3, yo, k1, yo, k3, ssk, yo, p1} 22 times, p3tog, p8. (370 sts)

Finished measurements: 46” wide and 15” long at center point, after blocking

Notes: This shawlette is worked in one piece starting at the outside leaf edging and the crescent shaped-curve is created by short rows in the body of the shawlette.