The Flowing Forest is a triangular half-hap, with additional increases to give an added fullness to the shape. It is knit top down with a garter edge. It can be made up in one colour of following the suggested colour scheme for a joyous spring look.

The Flowing Forest shawl was conceived & first knit in the mountains of northern Portugal. A landscape shaped by the layered peaks of hills within which are hidden multitudes of rivers & cascatas, waterfalls. The shape of the shawl echoes this composition of rigid rock & flowing river whilst the natural-dyed colour palette, for me, speaks of the humility of the landscape and the people who live there.

Finished Measurements
(aprox.)
Small version; 150cm wide 85cm deep
Large version; 200cm wide 105cm deep

Suggested Yarn
Rosarios 4 For Nature 100% Cotton
50g = 160yards
The pattern suggests a four colour combination 100g(150g) of each
Choose from their great colour selection or feel inspired and try your hand at natural dyes (as pictured)
But this shawl can easily be adapted to many yarn prefrences!

Gauge
10cm = 20sts 16 Rows
in Stockinette Stitch

Needles
3.5mm (or size needed to achive gauge)
This piece is worked flat, but personally I find it more manage to work with circular needles.

Notions
1 Stitch marker for the ceter repeat
Darning needle to weave in ends

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