Using handspun wool, 20g samples from Fibreholics, that I have accumulated since the start, and didn’t quite know what to do with.

The finished shawl weighed in at 1,050 kg (2314.85 ib)

6 increases per alternate row = shape which drapes over shoulders

1st row
Knit 3, yon, k1,yon, knit to middle three stitches, yon, k3, yon, knit to last 4 stitches, yon, k1, yon. Knit 3.
2nd row, knit all stitches.

Knit casting on 6 stitches each row until approximate 500 stitches.

Lovely wool + beautiful colours + simple progress pattern = bank holiday comfort knitting :-)
I used the
Traditional Danish Shawl to start with, as I had a copy of the Interweave magazine it was featured in. I have since undertaken a search of Rav and have found it to be a comm

But now the piece did not look adventurous enough.

So I used the Welted Flounce (pg 61) from

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