The Sunglow Shawl is an asymmetrical triangle shawl that is worked flat from one corner with increases on every other row. A slipped garter stitch edging is worked on both sides of the shawl body, then carried around the corner to bind off the end of the shawl. Both charted and written instructions are provided.

The color and textures of the Sunglow Shawl remind me of golden afternoons in late summer, and it cheers me up every time I wear it. I hope you enjoy this project as much as I did. Happy knitting!

Measurements:

Finished (blocked) dimensions: 60” / 152 cm wingspan x 46” / 117 cm panel edge x 35” / 89 cm bind off edge.

Needles & Notions:

• US 6 / 4 mm needles or size needed to obtain gauge, and minimum 32” / 81 cm circular needles.
• Stitch markers and tapestry needle.
• Crochet hook that is similar in size to your knitting needles.
• Blocking pins and wires.
• Blocking mats.

Gauge:

24 sts and 36 rows = 4” / 10 cm on US 6 / 4 mm in texture stitch pattern, relaxed after blocking. Gauge is not essential for this project, but will affect final size and amount of yarn needed.

Cabled border is 7 ¼” / 18.5 cm wide x 2 ⅛” / 5.5 cm tall per chart repeat, relaxed after blocking.

Yarn & Yardage:

Studio Q SW Merino Sport in Ochre. 100% Superwash Merino wool, 328 yds / 300 m and 100 g / 3.53 oz per skein.

You will need approximately 236 grams / 8.33 oz, or 773 yards / 704 meters. Keep in mind that yarn amount will vary based on yarn weight, needle size, and gauge.

An additional 10% is added to yarn amount estimations.