Keora Shawl is the perfect piece to transition from warm to cold and back again. Dress up a plain white t-shirt for the summer picnic or layer under your winter coat for extra warmth.

Keora Shawl begins with an easily repeatable lace edging that you can make as wide or shallow as you like, then transitions to the DC body, which is cleverly shaped using short-rows.

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{SKILL LEVEL} Intermediate
{FINISHED MEASUREMENT} 60½” wingspan and 15½” deep

{MATERIALS}
Yarn: Anzula Ava (80% Superwash Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon); 330 yards/3012 meters/114 grams; Denim – 2 skeins
Hook: US size 8/H (5.0 mm) or size to obtain gauge
Extras: Yarn needle; Stitch marker
Gauge: 11 sts and 12 rows = 4” in Dc, blocked.

{PATTERN NOTES}
The Keora Shawl is a triangle shape shawl worked from the bottom up beginning with a simple lace edging pattern and then shaped using short rows.

Lace Edge is worked over 12 sts. This sample used about 1½ total skeins. Want to use up more of your yarn? Increase beginning chain sts or work more repeats of Lace Edge Rows 1-2.