I had been in a knitting slump and had lost my knitting mojo. I met some fiber friends at a fiber festival and I fell in love with this yarn by new indie dyer, The Wandering Flock. This yarn (or hanging out with my friends) snapped me right out of that funk and I couldn’t wait to cast on! I wanted to design a project that was easy enough to work on while waiting in lines Rhinebeck weekend but fun and addicting to knit as well. The alternating of stockinette stitch and a slipped stitch pattern was the perfect answer. That Day In Brooklyn is a winged-triangle shawl, making it easier to wear. The tassels are optional but add a fun flair.

MATERIALS
Yarn
3 skeins Worsted by The Wandering Flock (100% SW Merino, 215 yards (196 m), 100g) in colorway Mystery Navy
610 yards (558 m) without tassels, 33 yards (30 m) additional for 3 optional tassels
Or 645 yards of worsted weight yarn

Needles
US 8 (5 mm) 32” (80 cm) or longer circular needles or size needed to obtain gauge

Notions
4 Stitch markers
Yarn needle
Small crochet hook (optional)

GAUGE
9 sts and 12 rows = 2” (5 cm) in stockinette stitch unblocked
16 sts and 28 rows = 4” (10 cm) in stockinette stitch blocked
Although gauge is not critical for this project, differences will affect the finished measurements and yardage required.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
68” (173 cm) wingspan by 25” (63.5 cm) deep unblocked
72” (183 cm) wingspan by 28” (71 cm) deep blocked

The pattern has been test knit by several test knitters.
The shawl is modeled by my sister, Hallie Lipa.
The pattern was translated to German by ACraftByA.
Thank you all for your help in making my pattern! I couldn’t do it without you all!

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