This fingering weight shawl is knit sideways starting at the little edge and increasing toward the wide edge. One main color is featured throughout all the garter stitch stripes. Eight contrast colors are used for painting the waves in stockinette stitch. The stitches are very easy to knit with I-cord edges framing the wavy triangular shape. This design is perfect for using mini skeins, leftover bits of fingering weight yarn, or self-striping yarns.

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Finished Measurements: 66” / 168cm wingspan length, 54” / 137cm at widest part. Measurements taken after blocking.

You can create a larger shawl by continuing the pattern repeat as many times as you like. If you work more pattern repeats for a larger than recommended size, you will need more than the specified yardage requirements.

Yarn: Fingering weight

Yardage: MC - 700yds / 640m
CC - 690yds / 631m total

Approximately 80 – 92yds / 73 – 84m per mini skein.
8 total mini skeins were used in the sample.

Shown in: West Wool Bicycle
MC - Copenhagen

Walk Collection Tough Sock Mini (75% Wool, 25% Nylon; 93yds / 85m per 20g skein)
8 CC’s - Salt & Pepper, Apollo, Pebbles, Arctic Wolf, Limestone, Metal Dust, Stone, Volcanic Sand

Needles: US 5 / 3.75mm circular in 40” / 100cm length of size needed to obtain gauge

Notions: 7 stitch markers, tapestry needle

Gauge: 22 sts & 36 rows = 4” / 10cm in pattern after blocking (4 rows garter stitch + 4 rows stockinette stitch)