This shoulder shawl has a fun shape – it consists of 5 wedge-shaped sections. On each even-numbered round, you are increasing 10 stitches, so your work widens dramatically as you knit. If you wish, you can experiment – knit fewer or more wedges to make a shawlette that is narrower or wider. You will, of course, have to adjust the amount of yarn you are using should you alter the pattern.

The unblocked shawl measures 14” down the long edge of each triangle. Blocked it measures 23” down the long edge of each triangle. These measurements are approximate because they depend on how severely you block your piece.

I used 2 skeins of The Loopy Ewe Solid Series in the “Hydrangea” colorway with 17 grams left over.