I first designed this shawl to use up some acrylic baby yarn I had lying around. It’s a beginner-friendly design of double crochet stitches and tilted stitches in an eight-row repeat. After I had the basic pattern down, I worked it again with some recycled yarn I had purchased at a smaller shop in a coastal town. It was definitely my favorite because of the multicolor richness of the yarn and the fantastic drape. I’ve provided yarn details and gauge specifications for the two different types of yarn.

Materials
Yarn

• Option 1: Berroco Remix Light (DK weight; 100% Recycled Yarn; 30% Nylon, 27% Cotton, 24% Acrylic, 10% Silk, 9% Linen; 432 yards per 3.5 ounces); about 720 yards in Juniper (6991) Option 2: Bernat Softee Baby Yarn (3 Lightweight; 100% Acrylic yarn; 362 yards per 5 ounces); about 755 yards in Little Mouse (1 skein), White (1 skein), Prettiest Pink (1 skein)

Notions

• One (1) removable stitch marker One (1) Tapestry or yarn needle Scissors

Finished Size
Option 1:
Height from Deepest Point: 32” (81.5 cm)
Width at Widest Point: 56” (142.5 cm)
Option 2:
Height from Deepest Point: 30.75” (78 cm)
Width at Widest Point: 56.75” (144.5 cm)