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Raven This Way n’ That… Commencing with an I-cord tab cast-on, it then works from a small point, with increases at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. This unique, mosaic, slip stitch pattern creates an interesting result, with stitches seeming to go this way n’ that.

The lovely rustic yarn, Glenrosa, is home-grown in Mecthosin on Vancouver Island, which I purchased at the 100 Mile Fleece and Fibre event a year ago, adds generous texture to this shawl.

Measurements approx. after blocking:
81 in/206 cm wingspan x 55 in/140 cm x 55 in/140 cm x 37 in/94 cm at deepest point.
(Metric measurements are rounded off to the nearest cm).

Yarn:
A: 1 x 565 g cone of Glenrosa DK 2 ply, which is a cross of Southdown/Suffolk and Dorset. Used 300 g/680 m.

B: 2 x 150 g Schoppel Wolle Zauberball Starke 6; Shade: 2312 Piano Bar. Used 250 g/667 m.
Yarn is held with 2 strands throughout.

Gauge:
16 sts x 20 rows on 5.5 mm needles = 10 cm in stocking stitch.