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This shawl is the result of the decisions of over 2000 knitters from 55 countries around the world. Participants joined in this “create your own adventure” shawl design project through a series of votes on the Curious Handmade blog.

The crescent shape, chosen by voters, is created by several increase rows and designed to sit beautifully on your shoulders. It also shows off the textured stitch patterns which are inspired by a spring meadow. The shawl is knit using two colours of sock weight yarn, the winning purple hues in the original complement the wildflower theme beautifully.

A note about yarn requirements:
I used 82g of the Raisin (darker purple) and 60g of Heather Shadow. So as the Juno Alice is 437 yards/100g that makes yarn requirements about 360 yards of Raisin and 260 yards of Heather Shadow.

Week 1 Results: Textured Stitch Patterns (narrowly beating lace by 2% of the votes!). See blog post for details.

Week 2 Results: Crescent shape was the clear winner

Week 3 Results: 62% voted for sock weight yarn.

Week 4 Results: Colour block

Week 5 Results: Juno Alice Raisin and Heather Shadow colour combination

Thank you to to everyone who voted!
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Size
One size

Finished Measurements
Approximately 152cm (60”)
“wingspan”
33cm (13”) neck to bottom edge

Yarn
Juno Alice Sock 70% baby alpaca,
20% silk, 10% cashmere 400m/440yds
per skein, 2 x 100g skeins
Or 2 x 100g skeins of sock weight yarn
totalling approximately 800m/880yds
Colour A: Heather Shadow
Colour B: Raisin

Needles
3.5mm (US 4), 100cm (40”) long circular
needles (or size to obtain gauge)

Notions
Cable needle
Tapestry needle

Gauge
24 sts/36 rows = 10cm (4”) in
stockinette stitch after blocking