These three shawls are a variation on a theme.
They all include a pretty eyelet section and garter ridges. However, Theme 1 includes many knit sts, and is the perfect knit when you watch telly. Theme 2, on the other side, includes rather a lot of purl sts, the stockinette gives the shawl a sophisticated look – but, if you do not like to purl you are hereby warned! Theme 3 has also got a lot of knit stitches, and has two different eyelet patterns to keep you on your toes.

Each shawl can be made from one 100 gr skein of fingering!

Finished Measurements
Length : 197 cm Depth: 45 cm

Materials & Tools:
• 100 gr of fingering weight yarn
• 3.5 - 4 mm/ US 4 -6 circular needle (or size to give you correct gauge), length 80 cm
• Tapestry needle

Gauge:
14 sts/22 rows = 10 cm (4 inches) in pattern after blocking

Skills needed:
Casting on, knit and purl, yarn overs, knit two together, binding off.

Pattern notes:
The shawls can easily be made larger by adding more repeats. If you use thinner yarn with a higher yardage you may consider going down a needle size, otherwise your sts may become very loose. This can alter the finished size.

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