Knit with lace weight yarn, this triangular-shaped ‘shawldana’ makes a feathery-light accessory that can be worn so many different ways.. a soft and cozy little extra something for the shoulder seasons when there’s just a hint of a chill in the air.

Although it takes only 200 yards of yarn, increases on the wrong side as well as on the right side make it wide enough to wrap and tie around your neck. A simple i-cord bind off echoes the upper edge border while a diagonal eyelet column pattern creates a fabric with visual interest and understated texture.

Skill Level
Easy/Intermediate

Size
One size - finished dimensions (after blocking):
width at top: approx. 35½ in / 90 cm
length (from center top to bottom): approx. 10½ in/ 26.5 cm

Skills Necessary
knitting, purling, increasing, casting on, reading a chart or written instructions for lace, i-cord bind off (instructions given in pattern)

Gauge
30 sts and 48 rows to 4”/10 cm on US Size 1 (2.25mm) needles in stockinette stitch knit flat

Yarn Requirements
200 yds / 187 m of lace weight yarn

Needles
US size 1 (2.25mm) circular needle - 32” or 40” length

Notions
tapestry needle, scissors, 4 stitch markers and a measuring tape

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