PLEASE USE THE MOST RECENT VERSION OF THE PATTERN…
these (below) fixes have been made in the version…
“BLANKET - Chromataphore .V3. 10.6.2020”

ERRATA - 2.19.2020
there is an ERROR on the THIRD section…
I inadvertently used the text from Section 3-8 in Section 3-9 …
the repeat of 3-9 should READ:

RS- K45 DS
Red Square
RS- K40 DS
Orange Square
RS- K78 DS
Red Square
RS- K40 DS
Orange Square
RS- K56 - repeat three more
times and end

Errata in section 3-2.
RS-K27 DS
ws-P10 DS
RS-K8 DS
ws-P10 DS
RS-K8 DS
ws-P10 DS
RS-K8 DS
ws-P10 DS These two lines should be removed.
RS-K8 DS
ws-P9 W&T

This pattern evolved from my BUTTERFLY/Papillion Shawl.
This is a doubled version of that design, worked in the round. It has garter LINES and stocking knit SHAPES.

It is a natural evolution from the original and shows off the magic of the random and specific short row shapes, growing as the piece widens systematically.

It introduces some new concepts in working in the round, like making short rows back and forth over the beginning of the round. This allowed the shapes to grow as they did in the original triangular shawl, but contended with different parameters.

LARGER SAMPLE/OPTION: URTH YARNS (5’ x 5’ size)
MC: 8 skeins UNEEK WORSTED 100g = 220yds/201m
I used 8 skeins #4008 (800g = 1760yds/1608m)
CC: 4 skeins HARVEST WORSTED 100g = 220yds/201m
I used 4 skeins Hazelnut (400g = 880yds/804m)

SMALLER OPTION: URTH YARNS (4’ x 4’ size)
MC: 4 skeins UNEEK WORSTED 100g = 435yds/400m
I used 4 skeins #4008 (400g = 880yds/808m)
CC: 2 skeins HARVEST WORSTED 100g = 220yds/201m
I used 2 skeins Hazelnut (200g = 440yds/402m)

Blanket SIZE:
Varies with blocking, but LARGE (sample, shown) SIZE = 5’ x 5’ / 2 section version (smaller size) = 4’ x 4’

Gauge:
Using US 07s/4.5mm and stocking knit stitch – this gauge is in pattern and after blocking.
Gauge is not crucial and will be impacted by blocking.
20 sts to 4” & 28 rows to 4”

Needles:
Needles, round, size 40” (or larger) US 07/4.5mm. Towards the end, I used attached cable needles to give me about 90” of cable. You can also use multiple sets of needles. The piece starts small with magic loop or DPN’s and gets very big.