I love quick projects. With so much to do a quick and easy project helps keep my interest and allows me to try various types of yarns. I thought of this pattern and searched through my stash to find this delightful Cascade yarn that was perfect.

The problem—I only had 2 balls. This project is a one or two ball project and depending on how wide you want it you could each go to three balls. I ended up using just one. The yarn is a light and airy wool that holds the shape of the lace just right. The tight lines are created by changing the needle size which adds a sweet design.

Knit in any type of yarn and any length to make this shawl yours!

Charted and written instructions

Materials Needed:
1 Cascade Fingering 1.75 oz 50g, 273 yards 100% Peruvian Highland wool
#US 5– 3.75mm straight needles
#US 8 –5.0mm straight needles
Please note gauge is not important with this project.

Measurements —approx. 15 inches wide 18 inches long blocked

Abbreviations –
K – knit
P – Purl
YO – yarn over knitting needle to increase stitch
SSK - Slip one stitch as if to knit, Slip another stitch as if to knit. In-sert left-hand needle into front of these 2 stitches and knit them to-gether
K2tog - Knit two stitches together as one stitch
Dbl dec - Slip first and second stitches together as if to knit. Knit 1 stitch. Pass two slipped stitches over the knit stitch.