This shawl was born from a drawing that I made, while I was in the waiting room of the hospital.
I never thought that shawl would become something more than a drawing, but here it is, like a warm and comforting hug…

Introduction
The pattern is designed in Fingering weight yarn, but you can use any weight yarn and needle size, just keep in mind that it will change the dimensions and appearance of your shawl, and the amount of yarn you will need
Also, you can knit this shawl with one color, or two, or more…
But the most important thing is that you use a stretchy bind off, like Jeny´s surprisingly stretchy bind off , or any stretchy bind off that you prefer.

Materials
-fingering weight yarn (approx 100g for the main color and 105g for the contrasting color)
-3,5 mm circular needles (please note: you will need a long cable)
-optional: removable stitches markers, for the short rows
-tapestry needle
-scissors

Abbreviations
st(s): stitch(es)
k: knit
k2tog: knit 2 stitches together
k2togTbl: knit 2 stitches together through back loop
kfb: knit into the front and back of the same stitch (one stitch increased)
w&t: short row wrap & turn
M1L: make one left
RS: right side of the work
WS: wrong side of the work
MC: main color
CC: contrasting color

Notes
The shape of this shawl is established by wraps and turns, increases and decreases. Starts in the half-circle shape, once finished it is completed with the triangle part.