This is a small, light cresecent-shaped shawl made from one skein of sock-weight yarn. Sections of garter stitch are followed by sections of simple diagonal lace, creating a defined, yet beautiful fabric.

It’s the perfect pattern for:

• Those lone, beautiful hand-dyed sock skeins that you have to buy, but you’re not sure what you’re going to use them for!
• Saturated OR speckled yarn.
• Beginner knitters who are looking to try lace for the first time.
• Experienced knitters who are wanting a simple knit that doesn’t require much focus or pattern-reading.
• Gift knitting.

The pattern includes support features such as clear, tabulated instructions and stitch counts; written and charted instructions for the lace section; and video tutorials for some of the less common design elements.

Blocked Gauge

• 24 garter stitches over 4”/10cm
• 28 garter ridges over 4”/10cm

Needles
3.75mm Circular Knitting Needles (80-100cm cable).

Yarn

• 1 x 100g skein of sock-weight/4ply yarn. Preferably closer to 400m than 360m.
• Sample 1 (Yellow): 1 Skein of Skein Sisters Fabulous Sock in Tumeric Latte
• Sample 2 (Speckled): 1 Skein of Skein Sisters Fabulous Sock in Fruit Tingle.
• 80% Australian Extra Fine Superwash Merino/ 20% Nylon 400m/100g

Other Materials

• Needle for weaving in ends.
• Stitch markers (optional)