This shawl is worked side-to-side, with long chains sporadically extending the bottom edge until the full depth is achieved. At the midpoint, the extending chains cease and instead some stitches will be left unworked at the beginning of each decreasing section to bring the shawl back down to a point at the other end.

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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Span: 62 inches / 155 cm
Height at center: 25 inches / 62.5 cm

GAUGE (after blocking)
20 sts / 14 rows = 4 inches in half double crochet

MATERIALS
Fingering weight yarn: 900 yds / 823 m
Shown in: Neighborhood Fiber Co Rustic Fingering
(100% merino; 475yds/434m per 114g skein)
2 skeins in East Dallas
US E or 3.5mm hook
Tapestry needle
6 stitch markers, possibly 3 each of 2 different kinds to distinguish increases from decreases

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