Lockett is an asymmetrical triangle shawl/ scarf hybrid. Worked on the bias with simple increases, stripes and a fun shell dip pattern. Add accents of mini tassel fringe and a large tassel.

The shells can be made by “dipping” the right hand needle, but the use of a crochet hook gives more control of the length of the six loops, which should be reasonably uniform.

Finished measurements
72” wingspan x 14” Deep after steam blocking

Materials
3 Hanks BERROCO Quechua (50 gr / 164 yds), Main Color (MC)
1 Hank BERROCO Quechua (50 gr / 164 yds), Contrasting Color (CC)
24 - 32” Length circular knitting needle, size 6 (4 mm) OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE
Crochet hook size G (for fringe)
Crochet hook size E (for shell loops) - helpful but not necessary
Removable stitch marker

Colorways shown are
3 Hanks BERROCO Quechua (50 gr / 164 yds), 1356 River (MC)
1 Hank BERROCO Quechua (50 gr / 164 yds), 1321 Fennel (CC)

3 Hanks BERROCO Quechua (50 gr / 164 yds), 1306 Eden (MC)
1 Hank BERROCO Quechua (50 gr / 164 yds), 1370 Raven (CC)

Gauge
22 sts = 4” (10.4 cm); 44 rows = 4” (10.4 cm) in garter stitch
TO SAVE TIME, TAKE TIME TO CHECK GAUGE

Pattern was originally exclusive to The Knitting Cup during the 2017 Best Little Yarn Crawl in Texas.