The Rainier Shawl is the second pattern in the series inspired by the Pendleton National Park blankets. It’s a Worsted weight top-down triangle shawl. This shawl echoes the bright colors of the blanket and has such a soft fabric courtesy of our oh-so-squishy-and-soft Tod Worsted. Let this fun pattern take you away to Mount Rainier National Park. Happy knitting!

SAMPLE SHOWN
MC: Buoy
CC1: Beetle
CC2: Anorak
CC3: Pitch

SIZES
One Size

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
70”/175cm wingspan X 27”/ 67.5cm deep at center
spine

YARN REQUIREMENTS
Please note these are yarn estimates. The amount used will depend on yarn, your personal gauge, and any modifications you make.
The Lamb & Kid Tod Worsted
(65% Yak / 35% Cashmere; 114 yards per 50 grams)
3 skeins MC and 1 skein each of colors CC1 through
CC3

OR

Worsted/Aran weight yarn in the following amounts:
MC: 336 yds/298m
CC1: 68 yds/62m
CC2: 83 yds/75m
CC3: 107 yds/97m

SUGGESTED NEEDLES
Needles listed are suggested. Always take time to swatch.
Gauge Needle: Size US 10, 32” circular needle or
longer—or size necessary to obtain gauge
Optional: Crochet Hook for finishing in size 6mm/J

TOOLS
4 Stitch Markers, Tapestry Needle

GAUGE
14 stitches and 22 rows=4”/10 cm using Gauge Needle
in stockinette stitch, blocked

This pattern has been professionally tech edited.