Worsted-weight shawls are the ultimate in fall knitting, and at this gauge you can make more than one. They’re a coat on a crisp October day, and a welcome accessory tucked in close to your neck come January. This one has us all reaching for our needles—for its delightful combination of two squishable yarns and the color play possibilities. Join us!

SAMPLES SHOWN:
SAMPLE SHOWN:
MC: Tod Worsted in color Moonwink
CC1: Birdie in color Grandma’s Button
CC2: Birdie in color Pop Rocks

SAMPLE SHOWN ON COVER PAGE
AND PAGE 2:
MC: Tod Worsted in color Stone
CC1: Birdie in color Loam
CC2: Birdie in color Emme

SAMPLE SHOWN ON COVER PAGE
AND PAGE 2:
MC: Tod Worsted in color Cinder
CC1: Birdie in color Tattersall
CC2: Birdie in color Vintage

SIZES
One Size

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Approx. 90” long across the top, by 40” deep along center spine.

YARN REQUIREMENTS
Please note these are yarn estimates. The amount used will depend on yarn, your personal gauge, and any modifications you make.

MC: The Lamb & Kid Tod Worsted (65% yak, 35% cashmere; 114 yards per 50g); 6 skeins
CC1: Dimond Laine Birdie (74% alpaca, 26% silk; 328 yards per 50g); 1 skein
CC2: Dimond Laine Birdie (74% alpaca, 26% silk; 328 yards per 50g); 1 skein

Or

Approx. 670 yds of a worsted-weight yarn for MC, 195 yds of a light fingering weight yarn held double for CC1, and 130 yds of a light fingering weight yarn held double for CC2.

SUGGESTED NEEDLES
Needles listed are suggested.
Gauge Needle: US 9 (5.5mm) 32” circular needles or longer.

TOOLS
4 Stitch Markers, Tapestry Needle

GAUGE
While gauge is not crucial for this project it will affect the overall finished dimensions and yardage used.
13 stitches = 4” in stockinette stitch, blocked.