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A friend dropped this lovely yarn in my lap. The crispness of the yarn base and the beautiful, saturated colors made it hard to resist. So, I cast on and never looked back.

This shawl is boomerang-shaped and is worked from smaller to larger size. It consists of garter stitch stripes coupled with a simple lace pattern and slipped stitches. A lace edging is also created along the last eleven stitches of each RS row and beginning eleven stitches of each WS row. Only one color is worked per row.

This shawl was knit with approximately 390 yards each of two contrasting colors. Yardage may vary depending upon the “looseness” with which you carry your yarn along the edge and while slipping stitches. A discussion of altering the shawl to accommodate yardage variations is included in the pattern.

Finished Measurements
74” along neckline by 21” at deepest point

Gauge
28 sts by 48 rows = 4” in Garter Stitch in US 5

Yarn
This shawl uses two skeins of fingering weight yarn, each a minimum of 390 yards per skein.

The shawl was knit in Dragonfly Fibers Dragon Sock in colors Peony and Peach Melba . Additional colorways for Dragon Sock can be viewed here.

Materials
One US 5 (3.75 mm) 32-inch circular needle

One stitch marker
Tapestry needle