A triangular, top-down shawl, which takes the knitter through a series of stitch patterns evoking the wildflowers common to the Northern Isles.
This shawl, inspired by the beautiful shades of Rosy Green Wool, begins with a 5-stitch ribbed tab. The ribbed upper border is quite sturdy, and draws the stitching in to a gentle curve that hugs the shoulders. Increases on both right side & wrong side rows make this triangle wider than it is deep.

Size: 70” wide x 28” deep – blocked

Materials:
•Yarn: 550 yds fingering wt (Sample done in Rosy Green Wool: Manx Merino Fine, 100% organic virgin wool, 2.5sks –545 yds, color #203 – Shropshire Gras)

•Needles: size US 4 (3.5mm)

Pattern is fully written & charted

Bonus: Additional section-by-section modifications are included for a smaller shawl, worked with a single (400-420) yd skein of fingering wt yarn, such as tosh merino light