Brioche Arrows is a half circle shawl knitted with 3 skeins (and a little left over) of fingering weight yarn.

YARN
Hedgehog Fibres “Skinny Singles”, 400.0 yards (366.0 m)/100g:
or
Madelinetosh, “Tosh Merino Light”, 420.0 yards (384.0 m)/100g
3 skeins and a small left over for the edging in a contrasting colour

I used:
C1: Pine (Hedgehog Fibres, “Skinny Singles”)
C2: Skinny Dip (Hedgehog Fibres, “Skinny Singles”)
C3: Hunter (Hedgehog Fibres, “Skinny Singles”)
C4: Edison bulb (Madelinetosh, “Tosh Merino Light”)

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
US6/4mm circular knitting needles (80cm or longer)
10 stitch marker, tapestry needle

GAUGE
20 stitches = 10cm in Brioche st. (after wet blocking)
Adjust needle sizes to obtain correct gauge if necessary!
It is so important to check your gauge. Even if you use the same yarn and needle size. We all knit differently, so please make sure to invest some time to find the right needle size for your yarn and project. Even though the gauge is not critical when knitting a shawl (if you knit looser you will end up with a bigger shawl and if you knit tighter you will end up with a smaller shawl), but keep in mind, that it can influence the needed yardage and size of your finished project.

SIZE
One size (Wingspan – approx. 178cm/70in, center depth – 61cm/24in)