A top-down crescent/triangle hybrid shawl – the perfect choice for those who love wrapping up in shawls with long tails. The main section begins as a garter stitch triangle, then transitions to short rows for crescent shaping. The traditional multicolor feather and fan border provides a beautiful finish.

Skill Level
Intermediate

Finished Measurements
Approx 70” wide across upper edge and 23½“ long from center of upper edge to bottom point.

Yarn
MountainTop Mohawk Wool by Classic Elite Yarns
(60% merino, 30% romney wool, 10% nylon; 100 g = approx 375 yards)
A – 2 hanks 3303 Fog
B – 1 hank 3378 Bark
C – 1 hank 3306 Oatmeal
D – 1 hank 3313 Black Sheep

Needles
Circular knitting needle (32” or longer) in size US 5 (3.75 mm) or size to obtain gauge.

Other Materials
Crochet hook in size US E/4 (3.5 mm)
Removable marker
Waste yarn

Gauge
20 sts and 44 rows = 4” in Gtr st. Take time to save time, check your gauge.

Notes
The removable marker is placed directly in the center stitch (and not on the needle between stitches). Move this marker up as you work so it is always easy to identify the center stitch.

At the end of each short row section, do not work the wraps together with the wrapped stitches. Instead, work each wrap as a separate stitch to increase the stitch count in preparation for the feather and fan border.