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Inspired by the simple almost plain beauty of a white arum lily. Sized as a one-skein shawlette or two-skein shawl, this piece is a crescent-like shaped shawl knit from tip-to-tip. There are no long rows and it just seems to fly off the needles.

A simple cable and twisted stitch motif, combines with stocking stitch, and a soft lace edging to give an elegantly beautiful accessory to warm your shoulders.

Finished Measurements
SHAWLETTE
Width 100 cm / 39.5”
Depth 45 cm / 17.25“

SHAWL
Width 156 cm / 63”
Depth 60 cm / 23.5”

Needles & Notions
3.5 mm / US size 4 needles. I recommend a circular needle (min. length 60 cm / 24”), but straight needles would also work
Tapestry needle
Pins for blocking (blocking wires recommended) 2 stitch markers
Cable needle
4 mm / US size 6 needles for bind off (optional)

Gauge (after blocking)
20 sts and 30 rows over 10 cm / 4” in stocking stitch after wet blocking
Adjust needle size if necessary to get gauge

Yarn
Shawlette {shawl}:
1 {2} skeins of Les Belles Bouclettes “Trillium” 384 m / 420 yards in 125 g / 4.4 oz (75% mohair, 25% merino).
Shown in White (natural colour) in the shawlette size and in “Wood Rose” in the shawl size.

110 g / 340 m / 370 yards {235 g / 720 m / 785 yards}
- including a 10 % buffer

For kits for this pattern check out Les Belles Bouclettes.

Pattern has been tech edited (by Nancy Bellamy) and test knit