The Cherry Falls Shawl (shown in Brooklyn Tweed Shelter) with its classic striping, harkens back memories of camp blankets and cozy nights wrapped up in wool around a fire. As we navigate COVID-19 and our love of hiking, we decided to name this shawl after one of our beloved local haunts - Cherry Falls. Designer Rachel Kieselburg grew up in the area, and Cherry Falls was one of her first hikes as a child. It is a reminder of the beauty of our own backyard here in the Snoqualmie Valley. The Cherry Falls Shawl is a large blanket shawl, and will certainly keep you snug and warm.

SIZE / DIMENSIONS
30 in / 76 cm deep, 60 in / 152 cm wide to
40 in / 100 cm deep, 90 in / 229 cm wide

YARN
Approximately 900 yd / 825 m to 1400 yd / DK or worsted weight yarn
Stripes require approximately 85-150 yds / 78-138 m each

Large, striped shawl shown in Brooklyn Tweed Shelter (100% American Targhee-Columbia wool, 140 yd / 128 m per 50g skein).
MC: Fossil; 6 skeins.
CC1: Birdbook; 1 skein.
CC2: Long John; 1 skein.
CC3: Hayloft; 1 skein.
CC4: Old World; 1 skein.

Small, solid colored shawl shown in Ancient Arts Yarns Herlig DK (50% Viking Norwegian wool, 50% Merino wool 273 yd / 250 m per 100 gram skein).
Old Growth Forest; 3 skeins

GAUGE
DK: 22 sts = 4 in / 10 cm in (blocked)
Worsted: 16 sts = 4 in / 10 cm in (blocked)

NEEDLES
DK: US #5 / 3.75 mm 40 in / 100 cm circular
Worsted: US #8 / 5.0 mm 40 in / 100 cm circular