“TWO STITCH techniques are brought together in this draping shawl,” says Sandra Nesbitt. “First, a narrow band of two-colour brioche is worked; starting off from a point, and ending off at a point with 14 pattern repeats in between. You will need to concentrate, but once you have mastered a few inches you will be on your way.” Some brioche help is available from Sandra’s website: www.thefemininetouchdesigns.co.uk/ learn-brioche.html The main body of the shawl is worked in short-row shaping in garter stitch.

SIZE
Wingspan: 145cm (57in)
Depth: 38cm (15in)

YARN
West Yorkshire Spinners Exquisite 4ply:
A Regal (438); 1 x 100g skein
B Knightsbridge (148); 1 x 100g skein

Pattern errors

CHART A

((Symbol in 11th square of row 5b must be Sl1yo and Symbol in 11th square of row 11b must also be Sl1yo))

PICOT EDGE

Work a picot cast-off as follows: cast off 1 st, transfer st from RH to LH needle, cast on 3 sts, cast off 9 sts; rep from to last 2 sts, cast on 3 sts, cast off 5 sts.