Adele is a triangular lace shawl worked from the neck down in 3 sizes, from a small sock yarn shawlette to a stunning full-sized shawl. The pattern is written for both lace weight and sock yarn and includes both written and charted instructions. The lace is worked on the right side only with purled “rest” rows. The little arrowhead lace border grows from the completion of the leaves and makes a pretty pointed edging. Pattern was tech-edited by Joeli Caparco.

Materials
Version I: 435(675,950)yds / 398(617,869)m lace weight yarn
I used madelinetosh prairie, col. Lapis (840yds/768m per 114g), 1(1,2) skeins
#4 (3.5mm) 40” circular needles

Version II: 560(750,1055)yds / 512(686,965)m sock weight yarn
I used JulieSpins MCN 560, col. Red Currant (560yds/512m per 116g), 1(2,2) skeins
#5 (3.75mm) 40” circular needles

tapestry needle
4 stitch markers

Gauge After Blocking
Version 1: 25 stitches / 37 Rows = 4in/10cm in fern lace pattern on #4 needles
Version 2: 18 stitches / 31 Rows = 4in/10cm in fern lace pattern on #5 needles

Sizing
Version 1: 48(60,71)in wide x 21(26,31)in tall at center 122(152,180)cm x 53(66,79)cm
Version 2: 59(68,81)in wide x 24(28,33)in tall at center 150(173,206)cm x 61(71,84)cm
Version 1 is shown in size L, Version 2 is shown in size S