Mountain Morning Walk is that little shawl you grab in the morning off the hook by the door - as you perhaps take the dog out for a walk, or step out on the porch to admire the dawn sky.
It is a very simple pattern that increases at the center of the body every 3rd right side row rather than every row. The shawl is then finished off with an equally simple applied lace border.

Techniques Used
Ssk, K2tog, Yo, increasing from 1 stitch to 5 using Yo in same stitch.

Size
60” (152 cm) span x 30” (76 cm) depth

Yarn
Fingering Weight - 760 yds (695 m) to achieve a subtle stripe pattern use two balls of the same yarn with long colorways and start each at a different point in the color pattern.
Sample was knit with 2 skeins of hand-dyed yarn called Gradients from Unwind Yarn & Gifts, Savannah, GA. Wool, 380 yds (347.5 m), 100 grams each skein.

Tools
US 7 (4.5 mm) Circular Needle, at least a 24” (60cm) .
Tapestry Needle, Removable Stitch Marker