I love a shawl that is enjoyable to knit, filled with fun stitches, easy to memorize, not too hard but not too boring. For me, this half pi shawl fits the bill. It is suitable for an adventurous beginner or advanced beginner. Go for it!

Staged increases mean that the stitch count remains consistent within each stitch pattern, making it easy to memorize or make adjustments. Chose three of your favorite colors, dive in, and enjoy.

This pattern is written not charted. It is has been throughly tested and professionally tech edited. You can read the testers notes and learn of KAL’s or classes in your area in my ravelry group I am available for support via email or ravelry message. Thank you so much for your support, I truly appreciate it and I hope you enjoy knitting and wearing this piece.

Materials:
3 colors fingering weight yarn
MC- 400 yards
CC1- 400 yards
CC2- 300 yards

Shawl was designed, tested, and photographed in Emma’s Yarn, Practically Perfect Sock, 80% Merino, 20% Nylon, 100g/400yds and Emma’s Yarn Super Silky, 80% Merino, 20% Silky, 100g/400yds (top photo: MC/ Bohemian Market, CC1/ Don’t Call me Peaches, CC2/ Buttonwood)

US size 6 needle, 40 inch
stitch markers (optional)
darning needle for weaving in ends

Gauge: 4.5 sts and 7 rows = 1 inch

Finished Measurements: 32 inches x 84 inches