This beautiful scalloped-edge shawl uses basic stitches and alternates increasing rows with non-increasing rows for the scallop effect. You will most likely have to block this - I did. So if your edges are curling, know that’s to be expected. I used an extra large hook to lighten it up and give it a slightly lacy look. One skein makes a shawl that’s 49” wide from point to point across the top edge, and 27” measured in the middle from top to bottom. You could easily make this larger with another skein of yarn as it works from the bottom up.