Honeycomb cables make up this squishy, beautifully textured shawl that you will want to wrap up in all fall and winter long! Woolen spun yarn helps keep this worsted weight shawl light as air. This pattern includes instructions for both a full size shawl and a shawlette! I love draping the shawlette over my shoulders or wrapping it around my neck and securing it with my favorite shawl pin! The full size shawl is perfect for really getting cozy and wearing it in a number of different styles!

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Sizes: Shawlette (Shawl)

Yarn: 605yds/ 215g (1050yd/ 375g) Worsted Weight Yarn

Suggested Yarn: Brooklyn Tweed SHELTER (140yd/ 50g): 5 (8) Skeins Fossil (Hayloft)

Needles: Size US 9/5.5mm (32in/80cm circular recommended)

Notions: stitch markers, cable needle & tapestry needle (This is a great pattern for trying out cables without a cable needle!)

Gauge (measured over small honeycomb cable and blocked): 17 sts and 25 rows = 4in/10cm

Finished Measurements: Wingspan - 61 in/155 cm (84 in/213 cm), Center Depth - 26.5 in/67 cm (31 in/79 cm)

Techniques to Indulge In: Knitting, cables, triangle shawl shaping, garter tab cast on, super stretchy bind off

Errata: Row 16 for the border of the Shawlette should read as follows:
Row 16: K3, yo, k3, {c4b, c4f} to 3 sts before the marker, k3, m1R, sm, k1, sm, m1L, k3, {c4b, c4f} to the last 6 sts, k3, yo, k3. 4 sts inc’d