This beautiful shawl is knitted with two hand dyed yarns/colors and one of them comes in exclusive color ways.
Knitted top down, increasing in size along the sides evenly right down to the striped accent border. There are easy going stockinette and garter stitches along with a gorgeous lace section and a very cool mock cable pattern to try.

You can wear it right side up or down and because of the generous size you can wear it many ways, as you can see in the photos. Wrap it around a few times wearing it as a cozy cowl, as a knotted scarf or held together with one of our shawl cuffs or belts. You can double it up by folding it in half and then feed the ends through for a casual look. I am sure you can style it even more ways.

The blocked shawl measures 103” in overall length and 24” in middle height.

Yarn
C1- color 1: A skein of a hand dyed super soft bamboo yarn called “Auxanometer” by Theodora’s Pearls. 400 yards/115 grams a skein in a fingering weight.
C2- color 2: A skein, hand dyed by the same dyer called “Othama” in all exclusive color ways for Yarnz2go. 437 yards/100 grams a skein in a fingering weight.
The knit kits are available at .

Notions needed
US size 4 (3.5 mm) circular needle 40” (102 cm)
29 Stitch markers
Tapestry needle or crochet hook for finishing

Gauge: 15 sts and 22 rows in 4” of stockinette stitch.

Techniques applied:
Knitting, purling, increasing, color changes, lace knitting, a mock cable stitch, knitting with two strands held together, binding off, weaving in ends and blocking for best results.

Enjoy knitting this pretty shawl!