Introduction
The Scatterlight Shawl is a top-down triangular shawl that blends structured texture sections with playful bursts of assigned pooling. It is worked from a small I-cord tab cast-on at the center neck and grows outward with a central spine. The design alternates between Main Colour (MC) and Contrast Colour (CC) sections, culminating in a flowing wave edge finished with a stretchy bind-off.

Yarn
• MC: Auridon Yarns Deluxe Merino Sock (85% superwash merino / 15% nylon, 400 m / 437 yds per 100g) – Colour Florence (used approx. 346m/378y/86.5g)
• CC: Auridon Yarns Deluxe Merino Sock Assigned Pooling (85% superwash merino / 15% nylon, 400 m / 437 yds per 100g) – Colour Pineapple (used approx. 380m/415y/95g)
You can use any assigned pooling yarn for this pattern, but keep in mind that yardage may vary depending on how much of your skein is dyed in the contrasting colour. Alternatively, a non-assigned pooling yarn can also be used for a different but equally beautiful effect.

Needles
• US 4 / 3.5 mm circular needles, 32” / 80 cm (or size to achieve gauge)
Notions
• Stitch markers
• Tapestry needle
• Blocking tools

Size
Wingspan 64” / 162.5 cm and depth 31” / 78.5 cm after blocking.

Construction
This shawl is worked top-down from a small I-cord tab cast-on. 4 stitches are increased on every right-side row and 2 stitches on every wrong-side row. The shawl features a central spine and I-cord edges. Sections alternate between texture (MC), assigned pooling bursts (CC), and corrugated ribbing in two colours (MC & CC). The shawl finishes with a wave border and Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy Bind-Off.

Pineapple Stitch Video
https://youtu.be/aikNQXm0t7Q?si=5LSmghh3Drsbj05x