This pattern has been released as part of the Colourful Shapes series - a yarn and pattern collaboration between Clare Devine and The Knitting Goddess.

The single pattern will be available for individual purchase in February 2019.

More details about the yarn club can be found here.

Half Pi in a Crescent Moon

Materials

The Knitting Goddess BFL Masham 4ply (fingering; 75% Bluefaced Leicester, 25% Masham; 400m / 437yd per 100g skein)
Shade: MC | January 2018; 1 x 100g skein
Shade: CC | January 2018; 1 x 20g skein

Sample used 88g (352m / 385yd) of MC and 14g (56m / 61yd) of CC.
4mm / US 6 circular needle 80cm / 32in length (or 100cm / 40in length)
5mm / US 8 needle, for bind-off only.
1 lockable stitch marker
Tapestry needle and Blocking wires and pins

Gauge

Always use the needle size that enables you to match the specified gauge.
21 sts and 30 rows over 10cm / 4in of stocking stitch worked flat and blocked, using 4mm / US 6 needles

Size

One size
Finished size is approximately: 154cm / 60.25in wingspan (tip to tip) by 43cm / 17in deep

Pattern Notes

This shawl is worked from the top down, starting with a tab cast-on. The first part of the shawl is worked in the contrast colour and shaped like a half-pi shape, with increases in the eyelet rows.
The body of the shawl is then worked in short row wedges. Width is added to the shawl with extra increases placed in the eyelet rows to create a small shawl with a lovely wearable shape.
The edge is worked in pretty eyelet stripes with a thin garter border to finish.