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Speckled and tonal yarns will look their best – as will you – in the simple texture, gentle colour shift and perfect shoulder-hugging shape of this delicate, feminine shawl. Inanda’s deep crescent grows from the top down with carefully spaced increases forming I-cord edged wings on either side. Single-row stripes create a subtle colour fade and an applied lace border completes this elegant classic. This shawl was designed specifically for my Great Auntie Cathie and is named Inanda after the house she called home for most of my life.

I have also written a blog post where detailed instructions are provided for adapting the pattern for a larger shawl if desired. Please find that here: https://www.madeleinewindsor.com/single-post/2018/06/13/I...

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Width (widest point) 100 cm / 39.5”
Depth 40 cm / 15.75”

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
3.75 mm / US size 5 circular needle. Recommended minimum 100 cm / 40” long.
Stitch markers (6)
Tapestry needle
Pins for blocking (blocking wires optional)
Circular needle is necessary for working the single-row stripes.

GAUGE (after blocking)
21 sts and 25 rows over 10 cm / 4” in stocking stitch worked flat.
Adjust needle size if necessary to get gauge

YARN
490 m / 535 yards (total) of fingering weight yarn.

Pattern uses:
100 m / 110 yards of Colour A AND
390 m / 425 yards of Colour B

Sample used:
Colour A: Lolo Did It Everyday Sock (75%/25% superwash merino/nylon; 100 g / 425 m / 463 yards) in “Hello Gorgeous”

Colour B: Fondant Fibre Superwash BFL (100% superwash BFL; 100 g / 400 m / 436 yards) in “Lavender Sunset”

This pattern has been tech edited (by Emily Williams) and test knit.