A warm, cozy wrap, the Richfield Shawl is perfect for wearing as an extra layer in winter, or for warding off the chill of early spring or autumn. Worked from the top down, this triangle combines Stockinette stitch with garter ridge stripes that are reminiscent of a freshly plowed field.

You will need 330 yards of Main Color and 230 yards of Contrast Color. The sample shown is worked in Faun (MC) and Nest (CC).

The finished measurements are a wingspan of 58” and a back length of 29”.

A US size 9 (5.5mm) 32” circular needle and two removable stitch markers are needed.

This is a good project for the advanced beginner.

Thanks to Katherine Vaughan for her tech editing.