Autumn is such a beautiful time. The colors and the light are just gorgeus. And the hypnotic swaying of crop fields! It is like waves of the ocean. These are the things that inspired this half circle shawl.

This pattern gives you instructions to two versions, made with different yarns and different endings. Both versions start in the same way, they are worked from top down with increase rounds. Version A has more repeats as it is thinner yarn. Version B is knit with holding the yarns together until the ruffle at the end.

Pattern uses the following
Long-tail cast on
Knit front and back
right twist stitch
slip 1 yarn in front
(modified) lateral braid

Yarn
Version A
uses 200g of Rowan Felted Tweed
50% wool, 25% alpaca, 25% viscose
50g = 175m / 191yds

Version B
uses 200g of wool
100g =200m/218yds
and
125 g of Laines du Nord Cashsilk Light
68% merino wool, 22% silk, 10% cashmere
25gr = 145m / 158yds

Needles and Gauge
Version A
4.0mm / US 6 circular needles
20 sts per 10cm / 4 n
30 rows per 10 cm / 4in

Version B
5,5mm / US 9 circular needles
11 sts per 10cm / 4in
15 rows per 10 cm / 4in

Finished measurements
Version A
Width at top 165cm / 65in
Height B: 60cm / 23,6in

Version B
Wodht at top 145cm / 57in
Height 55cm / 21,6in