Inna shawl, super comfortable, big and easy to knit.
Knitted with two strands held together throughout in two complimentary colors which get blended/marled in the middle section and highlighted by two ridges to stand out a bit more with the extra accent on the middle.
The yarn cakes used for this sample shawl, make the marling easy, without adding extra bulk.

One side of the triangular shawl is knitted is in Garter stitch and increases to the middle and the other is done in Stockinette stitch and decreases to the end.

This is a great project for social knitting or watching TV, as it is an easy and relaxing knit.

The shawl when knitted in the yarn as shown here, measures approximately 86” in total length and 34.5” deep in middle.
The pattern is written.

Yarn
Textured yarn cakes in a light fingering weight, 250 yards a cake in a thick and thin 30% linen/70% cotton blend.
C1- 3 cakes used
C2- 3 cakes used
Knit kits are available at www.yarnz2go.com

Notions used
US size 4 (3.5 mm) circular needle 40”
(102 cm) in length.
Darning needle or crochet hook for finishing.

Gauge
First half: 16 sts and 28 rows in 4” of Garter stitch counting 16 ridges, blocked.
Second half: 20 sts and 24 rows in Stockinette stitch, blocked.
Note: I am a loose knitter, you may not be and so you may have to go up a needle size or two.

Techniques used
Knitting and purling, holding 2 strands together, marled/blended knitting, switching colors, increasing, decreasing, binding off and blocking.

Enjoy your Inna shawl!