This shawl began life at Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. I saw all of the new colorways that Into the Whirled had created, and I wanted to design something that would blend some of them together. I eventually settled on a tuck stitch that would serve to transition between colorways, while still only working with one strand of yarn at a time.

The garter stitch adds a bit of texture. I decided on this triangular shape to help move the colors around with the short repeats that are used in these yarns.

Yarn
Into the Whirled Pakokku Sock (75% Superwash Merino Wool / 25% Nylon) (3.5 oz, 460 yards) Fingering weight (CYC #1): 1 skein in each of 4 colorways: Slainte (A), Lavandula (B), Vegetable Medley (C), Cin Cin (D).

Yardage used for sample
Yarn A - 360 yards
Yarn B - 370 yards
Yarn C - 440 yards
Yarn D - 233 yards

Needles
3.5 mm (US 4) circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge or appropriate for your yarn.

Notions
Tapestry needle, stitch marker, cable needle.

Gauge
Gauge is provided so you can achieve a similar-sized shawl to the one shown here, and will have enough yarn to complete the project. Gauge is worked over garter stitch and is heavily blocked.

24 stitches = 4”
44 rows = 4”