The errata notes are only for the LYS day download!

Errata note: The number of stitches to pick up on the CO & PU Row (page 9) should be 186 (with the CO2 at the beginning and end) for a total of 190 sts.

Suggestions are made for making this piece larger; the pattern is for one size.

A lovely way to explore the beauty of knit and purl combinations while making yourself an easy-to-wear shawl perfect for Spring and Summer.

Work the drape in seeded chevron; the movement of the stitches adds intrigue and allows the hand painted yarn to work to its best effect. Move on to 2x2 rib along one of the long edges of the drape to get a perfect “collar” which can be left flat or rolled into an easygoing rolled neckline and front. The front bands puts the perfect polish on this piece. Use the video link to learn backwards knitting to make that last detail take less effort.

Made from one skein of Anzula Luxury Fibers Squishy, you will love wearing this. Lightweight and just open enough to wear wherever you are going.

size one size
Add row repeats to make a larger drape, and increase the number of pick ups for the rib proportionately
Finished length at bottom 46.75” / 118.7 cm; finished length of rib 29.75” / 75.6 cm
Finished depth 13.625” / 34.6 cm

gauge There is a slight variation in the blocked stitch gauge depending on where it is measured.

Stitch--Needle--sts to 1” or 2.54 cm--rows to 1” or 2.54 cm--sts to 4”
or 10 cm--rows to 4” or 10 cm
Unblocked Seeded Chevron US size 85mm 5.5 7 22 28
Blocked Seeded Chevron US size 85mm 4.5 6 18 24
Unblocked 2x2 Rib US size 33.25mm 7 10 28 40
Blocked 2x2 Rib US size 33.25mm 8.5 9.125 34 36.5

needles & supplies
US size 85mm needles and US size 33.25mm circular needles OR size to obtain gauge; optional two US size 33.25mm) dpns for front bands
Stitch markers, locking pin markers, tapestry needle

yarn
Squishy from Anzula Luxury Fibers, 80% superwash Merino, 10% cashmere, 10% nylon, 385 yds 352m. WPI 18
1 skein

model color shown
Calypso

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