Pattern is available on LoveCrafts
Coming soon to Etsy

Path to Wonderland is an interesting asymmetrical shawl with many eye-catching color elements. It is worked from corner to edge using increases as well as bind-off stitches in order to create stripes on a bias.

These instructions are easy to follow and only include basic knitting skills. There is also no need to worry about weaving in multiple ends, both strands of yarn are carried, almost invisibly along the top edge of the shawl, so that you will only end up with 4 ends to weave in!

Finished (Blocked) Measurements
Width: 105” / 267cm, Length: 36” / 91.5cm

Gauge
22 stitches x 40 rows = 4” (10 cm) in garter stitch on size US 6 (4.0 mm) needles; measured on a washed and blocked flat swatch. You are advised to ensure that both your stitch and row gauges are accurate.

Diffculty
Beginner (knit stitches, kfb-increases, carrying two strands of yarn, bind off)

Needles
US Size 6 (4.0 mm) circular needles.

Stitch Markers
one marker to denote the frequency of bind off stitches in every 4th row.

Yarn
Yardage depends on the yarn you decide to use.
Estimated Requirements using a fngering weight yarn:
Twist Light from Madelinetosh Yarns (fngering weight); 420 yards / 384m per 100g skein
1 skein of the Main Color (MC) and 1 skein of the Contrast Color (CC)