This shawl pattern was made in conjuction with Hands On Knitting Center in Redlands, California, in honor of International Women’s Day, 2021.

The shawl is big and wearable, elegant and impressive. Knitted with Stone Barn Fibers fabulous Transitions (color Glacier Bay); you’ll need one skein of 600 yards and another skein of 200 yards for the top crescent shaping area. The colors are dramatic and a pleasure to work with.

There is something for everyone in this shawl! Lace, cables, texture. You will need to know how or learn to do the following stitches: knit, purl, c4f, k2tog, ssk, s2kpo, and wrap and turn. All directions for these stitches are included.

There is a big, easy-to-read chart with directions on how to work from the chart and for those that refuse to work from the chart, the directions are also written out row by row.

I kept the price at only $4 for this pattern so hopefully all
can afford it. So, my fellow females, Knit On!

Errata: the chart key mistakenly identifies c4f as c4b. If you have started and are using c4b, keep using that instead of c4f. It will still look wonderful. Use c4f, if you have not started yet.