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The Tahoe Shawl is an asymmetrical shawl shape. It is worked with purls and knits that make for interesting stripes with lace panels interspersed throughout. The result is a visually fun knit that is as much fun to make as it is to wear. The size can be easily modified by starting the large lace panel earlier in place of the smaller lace panels.

PATTERN INFORMATION:
Asymmetrical shawl shape
Lace and stripes are interspersed throughout the shawl
Beautiful lace design is worked throughout the shawl.

Materials:
US 6 (4 mm) in 36”/90cm or length preferred.
Notions:
1 - Stitch marker
Darning needle

Finished size: 20” at widest depth x 80” at longest length

Gauge: 36 sts x 40 rows = 4”/10cm with US 6 (4 mm) in stripe stitch, blocked

Note: Gauge is not crucial when making this shawl however it will affect the yardage required.

Yarn:
C1: 435 yards / 397m
C2: 438 yards / 400m
C3: 400 yards / 465m

Yarn used:
C1: Golden Sheep Merino Fingering. (Fingering Weight; 100% Superwash Merino Wool; 100g; 438 yards/ 400 meters). 1 skein required. Color used: Blue Agave.
C2: Golden Sheep Merino Fingering. (Fingering Weight; 100% Superwash Merino Wool; 100g; 438 yards/ 400 meters). 1 skein required. Color used: Pine Needle.
C3: Golden Sheep Merino Fingering. (Fingering Weight; 100% Superwash Merino Wool; 100g; 438 yards/ 400 meters). 1 skein required. Color used: Tahoe.

Skills to explore: picking up stitches, lace knitting using a chart/written instructions, changing colors, i-cord bind-off, asymmetrical shawl shaping