I don’t play video games as much as I used to, but we can all agree that Tetris was a big one in everyone’s day. The puzzle game has stood the test of time and is a perfect time passer for everyone (besides knitting of course). A simple two color mosaic pattern makes up the entire body of the shawl with two borders of seed stitch at the bottom. The mosaic is designed to look like several Tetris bricks getting ready to fall perfectly into place. This will use up three skeins of worsted weight yarn in your favorite colors and keep you warm all season. And just in case you were wondering about the name, can you guess what year Tetris was released? 1984!

MATERIALS:
Three skeins of Baah Shasta (100% Superwash Merino Wool. 200 yards.)
• Color A: Fog (185 used.)
• Color B: Orange Amber (160 yards used.)
• Color C: Rosemary (185 yards used.)
US Size 8 47” circ needle.
Stitch Marker
Tapestry Needle

GAUGE AND MEASUREMENTS:
64” in wingspan and 26” from top of shawl to deepest point.
18 sts and 34 rows every 4” in Mosaic Repeat Pattern.

PATTERN NOTES: Read the entire pattern before casting on to familiarize yourself with the project before casting on. A written pattern and chart have been included for the mosaic portion of this project. Gauge is not critical for fit, but it is important for yardage. By adding extra repeats of the mosaic section, you can adjust the shawl to the size you wish, even using different weights.