I’m addicted to making pi shawls. I’ve designed and knit at least one
or two every year since I made my first one in 2013. Most of my pi
shawls have been made out of lace or sock yarn. This year, I wanted
to make one out of a slightly heavier sport-weight yarn, but I didn’t
want to make it a heavy shawl. So I decided to cut it in half. This
design is the result. It’s worked back-and-forth and is only half of the
knitting of a full pi-shawl. Because it’s smaller, it’s more versatile and
can be worn draped over your shoulders to reveal all of the beautiful
lace stitches to keep the chill off in summer air-conditioning, and it’s
equally beautiful wrapped snugly around your neck as a warm winter
scarf. I love that with half the knitting, you can get a beautiful
garment that you can wear all year.

*ERRATA** Just before Ring 2, add this: Then repeat row 2 once more.**