This shawl design was born out of a desire to wrap myself in the glorious colors of Noro Silk Garden Sock Yarn. I wanted an easy design that would work up fast, despite the small gauge.

The key to the success of this shawl design is the narrow contrasting bands of solid color. The white and orange stand out against the earthy blues and greens of the main yarns, defining the shape of the shawl.

I encourage you to use this pattern as a launching pad for your own unique shawl. Use your precious single skeins of hand-dyed sock yarn to create a wrap you’ll treasure. Just be sure you choose solid colors for your accent stripes – white or cream (color C) and a sharply contrasting pop color (color B). It’s this bold touch that elevates the design beyond the ordinary.

Thanks so much for your interest!

Happy stitching,
Ladianne

LEVEL
Easy

MATERIALS
Yarn: 2 balls each of two colors Noro Silk Garden Sock - I used colors 418 (A) and 396 (D).
1 ball each of two colors Madelinetosh Twist Light – I used colors 58 Citrus (B) and 149 Antler (C) - but you can easily grab sock yarn from your stash for this part! Just make sure you use one white/cream and one “pop” color.
Crochet hook: US G-6 (4mm)
Tapestry Needle

GAUGE
14 dcs and 10 rows = 4” using A or D

SIZE
Wingspan: 70”
Length at center: 42”

STITCHES/TERMS IN THIS PATTERN
beg – beginning
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
rep – repeat
sc – single crochet
sl – slip
sp – space
st – stitch