TRE O MOLTI (Three or Many) colors came to me one day while
I was sitting in my craft room, looking at my stash and thinking
“WOW! I have a lot of scraps of yarn from finished projects, I should do something with these” So I grabbed a few colors cast on for a shawl, started knitting, adding some wedges, grabbing more colors, added some stripes, grabbed more colors, more wedges, and stripes and TRE O MOLTI was born. I hope you enjoy as this is a very fun and creative piece to add to your collection. Everything will be different with the colors you choose. I hope your have fun
and enjoy!’

I have included in ( ) the yardage for each section for Tre o Molti if you choose to make this shawl from scrap yardage. (see project tab for my colorful scrap shawl for this pattern)

Special Thank You to my Test Knitters:
ObliviousKnits - You WERQED it out Diva!
lamosca24 - You’re knitting inspires me, it’s as beautiful as you are!
bag47 - thank you so much for all your feedback!!!!
nbknitting - for your beautiful yarns and inspiration!!!

Finished Measurements:
19” / 48cm from CO to BO along center,
82” / 208cm wingspan along top edge.
Measurements taken after blocking!

GAUGE
5 sts=1” in stockinette stitch
(Measurements taken after blocking)

YARN
Fingering weight 576yds / 527m
Shown In:
Northbound Knitting
Merino /Silk Twist Fingering
400yds / 100g
Color A: Midnight (168yds / 42g)

Northbound Knitting
Superwash Merino Fingering
400yds / 100g
Color B: Metallurgy (184yds / 46g)

Northbound Knitting
Merino /Silk Twist Fingering
400yds / 100g
Color C: Nocturne (188yds / 47g)

ABBREVIATIONS USED:
K=Knit
P=Purl
RS=Right side
WS=Wrong side
PM=Place marker
St(s)=Stitch(es)
M1L=With left needle tip, lift strand between sts from front to back, knit
into back of loop
M1R=With left needle tip, lift strand between sts from back to front, knit
into front of loop
Kf&b=Knit into the front and back of same stitch
W&T=Wrap and Turn-Bring yarn to the front, slip one stitch from left hand
needle to right, bring yarn to the back and slip stitch back to left hand
needle. Turn work and bring yarn to the back.
X over = crossing one color yarn over another behind work to knit the next
stitch.