This generously sized triangular shawl is worked with hidden increases along the spine for a smooth appearance. The wide stripes and ridged eyelets add color and texture.

1. Shawl is worked in a triangular shape from the center back neck down.
2. Eyelet Lace Ridge rows are always worked on the wrong side. This way you do not have to combine increases and yarn overs in the same row.

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• 880 yards of worsted weight yarn, shown in Cascade Superwash Yarn (100% superwash wool); 220 yds/200m; 100g/3.5oz, 2 balls main color (A) and 2 balls contrast color (B)
° #904 Colonial Blue Heather (A)
° #1926 Doeskin Heather (B)
• US Size 8 (5.0mm), 32” (80cm) circular knitting needle
• Clover Chibi Bent-Tip Tapestry Needle
• Stitch ring markers
• Knitting row counter
• Scissors
• Blocking supplies optional
- blocking mat and blockers

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