This cozy shawl is perfect for cooler nights and winter days. The extended double and single crochet stitch patterns gives the fabric drape, while the merino/alpaca blended yarn makes it warm and cuddly. Size is easily adjusted from a small scarf up to a plus-sized wrap. It’s a top down shawl with no sewing involved.

I have given this pattern an intermediate rating due to the extended single, extended double, and slip stitches. They are not difficult, but they do take some attention. If you are comfortable with extended and slip stitches, this pattern will be very easy for you.

Pattern includes written instruction and helpful charts.
Us terminology
Rated Intermediate

Materials:

Willow Yarns Quill, 50% acrylic, 25% superwash merino, 25% alpaca, 1.75oz/50g/230yd/210m, 2 skeins (A) Alabaster, 2 skeins (B) Back Tea or other contrasting color. Similar sport or DK yarn maybe substituted. Brown shawl was done in Stylecraft Life DK.
5mm (H) hook
Stitch markers (1 to 3)

Gauge:
The first 8 rows of the Willow Quill sample, measured approximately 3” down the center spine. Since the size of this shawl is easily adjusted, gauge is not important.

Final measurement of Quill shawl:
58” by 30”

I try to make sure there are no errors in my patterns. If something has slipped by, let me know so that I can get you a corrected copy.