The Panoply Shawl is an extravagant display of brioche edging, stripes, and crescent shaping. It is worked in garter stitch from the top down in 2 coordinating/contrasting colors, and you decide how many stripes and how wide the stripes are in the shawl body. The brioche border is added on at the end and can be blocked into points. You will need about 400 yards of fingering weight yarn in 2 colors for a total of about 800 yards to make this shawl. Although I used fingering weight to knit this in, anything from fingering weight through DK would work. Adjust your needle size accordingly and expect a larger shawl than mine made up to be if you choose a heavier weight than fingering. My finished and blocked shawl ended up being slightly over 6 feet long and 13 inches deep at the center, deepest point. Written instructions, video help links, and stitch counts are included in the pattern.