Slipped stitches and stripes combine in Haldimand Bay for a simple but interesting knit. An asymmetrical triangle shawl, it begins with a few stitches and is worked sideways to the bind-off edge, while being shaped with increases along one edge and decreases along the other. An I-cord along the decreasing edge allows the resting yarn to be carried easily up the side in the colorwork sections, and tucked neatly out of sight.

Yarn: DK weight yarn in three colors:
MC – 420 yards (384 meters)
CC1– 314 yards (287 meters)
CC2– 210 yards (192 meters)

Sample knit in Swans Island Washable Wool Collection DK; 100% Merino Wool; 270 yards (247 meters) /100 g skein; colorways Dove (MC) 2 skeins, Curry (CC1) 2 skeins, and Graphite (CC2) 1 skein.

Please note - Gauge and yarn weight are not crucial to the pattern, but please keep in mind any changes will affect yardage and finished measurements.

This pattern has been tech edited and test knit. Thank you, everyone, for all of your help.