The Cliff Jump shawl is made out of one skein of fingering weight yarn on larger size needles. It’s great for variegated yarn and speckles!

The construction of the shawlette is very simple.
The crescent shawl is worked top-down, back and forth on a circular needle to make room for all the stitches, mostly in stockinette stitch and features a very elegant and easy to knit lace edge.
The shawl is shaped by regular increases along both wings. Also, there are some eyelet rows to increase the stitches in the main body.
The lace pattern is both written and charted.

Designed as one skein project it can be easily adapted to a larger shawl.

One size.
Finished measurements after blocking: 180 cm / 71 inches long and 47 cm /18½ inches deep at the deepest point. See the schematic below.

Yarn: Linea Walk Collection (50% Alpaca, 25% Silk, 25% Linen / Flax) 400m/100g or other fingering / sock weight yarn - 100 gr

Needles: Circular needle 4 mm / US 6 with cable 100 cm

Notions: Crochet hook or tapestry needle to weave in the ends. Blocking aids and row counter (optional, but highly recommended)

Gauge: 21 sts and 23 rows - 10x10 cm in stockinette stitch with 4 mm needles, washed and blocked. Even if I personally think the gauge for shawls is not so important.