Wind & Waves is a long and asymmetrically shaped shawl that beautifully combines rich texture, lovely stripes and airy garter lace sections to be your perfect spring and summer accessory.
This wonderful mixture gives you an interesting and entertaining knitting experience while choosing two of your favorite skeins of that precious fingering yarn add even a little more excitement to it.
The shawl is knitted in the bias from the bottom up, growing in width on one side until two thirds of its size. It is then decreased again until bind off.
Let your mind be free and choose different color options. Solid, variegated, speckled or gradient yarns, there really are no boundaries to your creativity with this shawl.

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Wind & Waves - airy softness and heavenly drape

Yarn:
Color A: about 350-380m/ 383-416yds,
Color B: about 320-350m / 350-383yds of fingering weight yarn.
Or for an even softer drape use light fingering yarn.
Sample is made in Garnstudio Drops Baby Merino (02 ivory, color A) and Malabrigo Sock (474 caribeno, color B).

Gauge:
22sts/28rows = 10cm/4“ in garter stitch, but gauge is not critical for this project.

Finished size:
200 x 50cm/ 80 x 20 inches

Instructions:
The pattern includes both fully written instructions as well as schematic instructions which allow you to instantly see how the design is constructed and to start knitting immediately.
A schematic drawing of the shawl is provided, accompanied by shortened instructions, that still contain all the information you need to successfully knit your project.
The schematic instructions page comes in a printer friendly b/w version.

Skill level:
This pattern is a great project for every level of knitting experience you may have. It’s perfect if you are a beginner that wants to take a step forward and try a new shape of shawl or a little bit of lace. As well as it is interesting enough for even an advanced knitter because it still allows your mind to wander when knitting.