Scatter, an assigned pooling bias triangle shawl, is inspired by scattered wildflower seeds in a garden. It features double-row stripes paired with a flower-like variation of the spool stitch. 

Assigned pooling occurs when a change in stitch and texture is assigned to changes in color within a skein of variegated yarn.  Stockinette Stitch is assigned to the main color to create a striped backdrop for the spool stitch assigned to the accent color.  

Two different fingering weight bases are used; the interplay of the matte BFL and glossy Silky Solo bases create a beautiful textural contrast.

Choose similar colors for subtle stripes like the ones in the original, or pick colors with high color and value contrast for bold stripes.

Yarn​​
1 skein Under The Sun on Barker Wool BFL Fingering
(or the AP colorway of your choice),
& 1 skein of New Hope on Barker Wool Silky Solo
(or the tonal colorway of your choice).

Finished Measurements 
24” deep at center point x 72” wide after blocking

Needles
US size 4 (3.5 mm)

Gauge
28 STS x 32 rows = 4” x 4” in Stockinette ST

Additional Equipment
A scale that measures in grams

Find Under The Sun, New Hope, and lots of other beautiful color options under the House Collection tab at BarkerWool.com

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