Sometimes, you see a skein of yarn and you need it. You don’t have plans; it just really wants to come home with you–it floats your boat. When I saw this lovely colorway of Feederbrook Farms Entropy I knew I wanted to make something with it and paired it with a solid colorway of Killington to make it stand out.

The small mosaic pattern along the top edge of the shawl flows into a row of little waves along the final edge, nudging you along: you know you want to! Go find that skein that makes your heart sing and turn it into something beautiful and warm!

Yarn
Miss Babs Killington
85% Polwarth Wool, 15% Tussah Silk; 350 yd / 4.2 oz (320m / 120g) skeins
2 skeins, shown in Spiked Punch (Color 1)

Feederbrook Farm Entropy DK
100% Bluefaced Leicester Wool; 260 yd / 3.5 oz (238m / 100g) skeins
2 skeins, shown in Chaos Theory (Color 2)

Or 450 yards/412 meters Color 1 and 460 yards/421 meters Color 2 in DK weight yarn.

Finished Measurements
Wingspan (Top Edge): 63”/157.5 cm
Depth (Final Edge): 29½”/74 cm

Needles
US 6 4.0 mm circular needle, 24”/60cm long, or size to obtain gauge

Gauge
Blocked: 19 stitches and 38 rows = 4”/10 cm square in slipped garter stitch (body pattern)

Gauge is not critical for this project but will affect yardage
and finished size if different from above.

Notions
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle

This pattern has been professionally tech edited.