This design is a part of my first mini shawl collection - Shawlaholics Ed.1.
Many thanks to Anne Vally of Little Skein in the Big Wool, for giving me a chance to work with her beautiful yarn for this collection.

PATTERN INFO
Hani is a classic top-down triangular shawl sprinkled all over with delicate eyelets and finished off with a picot edge.
This was such a calming knit I reached over and over until I was all done and could wrap myself in the resulting fluid fabric.
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I enjoyed a lot of quiet time, knitting up the eyelets and watching them slowly form a delicate looking fabric. I was reminded of the old saying “Little drops make the mighty ocean”.
It made me wonder about how that applies to almost anything in life! And I wanted to bring some attention to all those little drops - tiny efforts, small kind gestures, humble beginnings that so often grow into something important and substantial in our lives. Hence I named the shawl “Hani” which simply means “drop” in Kannada (a South Indian language).
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Wingspan: 55” / 140 cm
Depth: 25.5” / 65 cm

YARN REQUIREMENTS
487 yards / 445 m of fingering weight yarn.

YARN USED IN SAMPLE
Little Skein in the Big Wool Smooth Sock, 80% SW Merino, 20% Nylon,
400yard / 366m per 115g / 4 oz in Blue Christmas colorway.

NEEDLES USED
3.5 mm / US 4 circular needles min 24” / 60 cm.

GAUGE
21 sts and 32 rows = 4” / 10cm, in st st, washed and blocked.
Gauge is not particularly important in this project. However please know that your finished measurements and yardage requirements would vary accordingly.

NOTIONS
2 stitch markers, tapestry needle.