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The Gilling Shawl is a modern top-down triangle with an eye-catching asymmetrical wing. Designed for two-colors and worsted weight yarn, this pattern features a bold center spine and dynamic shaping for a striking, wearable finishing. Simple techniques, standout results.

Yarn: MadelineTosh Tosh, Vintage (worsted weight), 100% Superwash Merino Wool, 200 yards/182 meters/115 grams, colorway: Well Water (C1), Cotton Candy Daydreams (C2); 1 skein each
Needle: US Size K/10-½ (6.5mm)
Gauge: 11 sts and 7 rows = 4” 10 cm in DC (blocked).
Exact gauge is not critical but may affect the amount of yarn needed.
Notions: Locking Stitch Marker, Tapestry Needle
Finished Measurement: 52” 132 cm wingspan and 18” 46 cm deep at center spine

PATTERN NOTES
The shawl begins as a classic top-down triangle with a DC center spine, then the asymmetric wing is created.

Use a locking stitch marker to keep track of the center spine. Move up the marker every row to the new center DC just made.

To create the wing, work only on the stitches along one side of the center, plus the DC spine st.

Work decreases along the center spine while continuing to increase along the edge to shape the wing.

Turn work at the end of each row unless indicated otherwise.

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