It’s a large trapezoid shawl that I made based on an idea my child gave me,
which was the design with lines like a birch tree pattern.

There are two sizes, and both shawls have an option to extend the length, you can adjust them.

The dark gray in the photo is a large size, and has a wider design. It can be worn as a shawl, a poncho, or an open cardigan.

The white is a regular size with a longer option. It is long enough to be worn as a scarf, wrap around the neck in the winter.

When you wear inside out, I feel the charm of the woven fabric.

► Construction
The colourwork changes slightly every 10 rows,
you can work without getting bored.

► Size direction : Regular (Large)

► Needles :
4.0 mm (US6) 40” circular needle.

► Yarn :
Sport weight
Sample yarn : Bagual Wool, Patagonian Merino Sport
Regular : Main colour 690 m & Contrasting colour : 380 m
Large : Main colour 800 m & Contrasting colour :450 m

► Gauge : 22 stitches X 25 rows
equal 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches) in Stockinette stitch, measured after washing and blocking.
When blocking, slightly pull it lengthwise and dry it.

► Notions : 4 markers, a tapestry needle