Using two sets of this yarn, plus part of the bluest skein in the third set. Boy, is it tough. Can’t break it with hands. But that’s ok…. Over 33,000 stitches in the FO.

This yarn is heavier, more grams per scallop. I’m in the third color now and it looks like it took 20 grams to do six scallops, so 3.6 grams per scallop versus two grams for the pattern yarn.

Looks like about 8.5 scallops per skein. Which means I will need to crack into a THIRD set of the yarn to make the final color rows. I expect a friend will take the remains from me to make a scarf in the opposite color direction.

For the fourth color, I used 46 grams for 15 scallops or just a little over 3 grams per scallop. I have 58 grams in two skeins of the last color. It’s possible it might be finished within the two skeins, but cutting it close. 19x3= 57 but some of those are maybe smaller scallops?

I did not break the yarn after every scallop but rather picked up and knit 18 stitches to the next starting point and left the 18 stitches on a thread to be picked up later. Saved a lot of weaving in, and you can’t see the extra half row of stitches unless you are a fanatic OCD. I blocked aggressively and the shawl is more than six feet wide. I got tedious toward the end but I got faster too!