This asymmetrical shawlette is worked tip to tip with easy lace panel insertions and a simple lace border detail worked along one side, inspired by meandering creks that cut across a meadow – designed to use just one skein of ‘Entropy’ a handspun look yarn, it is easily customizeable and can be made to any size you wish (instructions included)
It’s also a beautiful way to show off your favorite handspun!

Ready to have chance take over your knitting? In keeping with the name of the yarn, some of the pattern placement will be determined by a factor of randomness, a roll of the dice!

…Entropy is a measure of the number of specific ways in which a system may be arranged…

No worries, if that gives you anxiety, you can also just make the exact same one I made :)

Errata (print pattern only, V041014; all other versions are corrected )
Body chart row 7: change the K2tog to a plain knit stitch. There should be no decrease on that row

Materials

Yarn
Feederbrook Farm ‘Entropy’ (100% BFL; 260 yards /238 meters, 4.02 ounces/114 g); 1 skein
or other dk weight yarn

Needles
US Size 6 (4 mm) circular needle

Gauge
16-18 sts & approx. 26 rows = 4”/10 cm on US size 6 (4mm) needles in stockinette st

Notions:
2-3 stitch markers (it helps if one is removable)
1 dice (yes, the one with the 6 numbers on it)

Finished Measurements
52”/132 cm along top edge; 21”/53.5 cm along shortest side; approx. 16”/40.5 cm deep

LYS: This pattern is also available as a print version

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