Whether you’re enjoying a garden party or a stroll by the sea, “Golden Pine” provides an elegant and timeless layer for any special occasion.

This the pattern hits a sweet spot: it’s engaging enough to keep things interesting, yet intuitive enough to get into a rhythm without being glued to the instructions.

This half-hexagon shawl features a triangular textured motif reminiscent of a pine cone. The bottom edge uses an elongated stitch pattern to create graceful scallops, while the wingspan showcases a neat i-cord trim for a polished finish.

The wingspan of this shawl is ~ 50”/ 127cm and the depth is ~23½/ 59.5cm.

Materials:
650y/594m Malabrigo Susurro, 50% Mulberry Silk, 25% Linen, 25% Merino Wool, 325y/ 297m; 100g/ 3½ oz. Sample shown in Frank Ochre.

Tools:
US 6 (4mm) 42”/ 107cm lace-tip circular or equivalent needle in size necessary to obtain gauge; cable needle; 6 stitch markers; tapestry needle.

Gauge:
~21 rows in a 4”/10cm swatch of Pine Cone Lace, blocked. Note: St count is highly variable, making row gauge a good indicator for this pattern.