Notes
Angulate is worked from the top down with four increases on each right side row - two occurring at each end and two down the center - which create the triangle shape.
The texture is created by using purl ridges and twisted stitches.
The size is very easy to customize. For a larger shawl you would work more pattern repeats. For a smaller shawl you would work fewer pattern repeats.

Size
One size

Measurements
58 inch ( 147.5 cm) wingspan and 25.5 inch (65 cm) spine

Yarn
La Bien Aimee Merino Singles (100% superwash merino; 400 yards 366 m / 100 g) in color Hegelia: 2 skeins
or
Fingering weight yarn: 800 yards
732 m / 200 g

Note about yardage requirements:
Consider having an extra skein on hand. I only had a very small amount of yarn left over for my sample and a few testers needed extra yarn to finish their shawls.

Needles
US size 5 3.75 mm 32-40” 80-100 cm circular to accommodate a large number of stitches

Gauge
22 sts and 37 rows = 4 inches / 10 cm in St st, blocked
Gauge is not critical, but may change measurements and yarn amounts if different.

Notions
4 stitch markers
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends