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This shawl epitomizes what I love about shawl knitting. It is the perfect canvas to play with different techniques and color combinations! Enjoy playing with mosaic knitting, bobbles, and even some eyelets in this satisfying worsted weight shawl pattern!

Finished Measurements:
Wingspan - 76”/193 cm; Center Depth - 25”/63.5 cm

Yarn:
Worsted Weight in 3 colors - 220 yds/100 g each
I used up as much of this yarn as possible while knitting this shawl. If you are worried about having enough due to nuances in gauge, I recommend purchasing extra skeins.

Suggested Yarn:
Sample 1: Brooklyn Tweed Ranch 01 (220 yds/100 g)
Color A - 1 skein Tannin + Iron (Grey)
Color B - 1 skein Madder (Coral)
Color C - 1 skein Marigold + Indigo (Aqua)

Sample 2: Stone Wool Cormo (200 yds/100 g)
Color A - 2 skeins Ozark 01 (Light Blue)
Color B - 2 skeins Tobacco 03 (Toffee)
Color C - 2 skeins Ozark 03 (Dark Blue)

Suggested Needles:
US 8/5.0 mm 32”/80 cm circular recommended
Use the needle size you need to obtain gauge.

Notions:
2 stitch markers
tapestry needle
scissors

Gauge:
16.5 sts x 24 rows = 4”/10 cm
Measured over stockinette stitch after blocking.

Techniques to Indulge In:
Mosaic knitting
Triangle shawl shaping
Increasing
Decreasing
Picot Binding off
Eyelets
Bobbles
Garter Tab Cast On

Errata
Under Bind Off on pg. 11, the pattern should read to “Join Color C”. The pdf has been updated on 10/31/18.

The Golden Hour Shawl is now also available in Spanish thanks to the awesome translating skills of (vanessapellisa)person!! Thank you so much, Vanessa!