Combining the properties of a parallelogram, a rectangle and triangles, the Parallel Lines Shawl begins with a provisional cast on and is worked outwards from the centre.
After a straight centre section, the triangles are worked identically and the resulting shawl has two opposite ends of equal width. However the outer points of the shawl are offset due to the opposite placement of each triangle increases.
The stitch pattern is a combination of garter stitch ridges and eyelets. Using two yarns knitted together crease a soft, lightweight knitted fabric that drapes beautifully.

Main Stitches Used in This Pattern
kfb: knit into the front and back of next st (1 st inc); k2tog: knit 2 sts together; yo: yarn over.

Yarns
Yarn A: Curated Yarn Co Suri Alpaca Lace (74% Baby Suri Alpaca, 26% Mulberry Silk, approx 300m/328yd per 50g): 
1 (2) × 50g skeins
Held Together With
Yarn B: Curated Yarn Co Merino Nylon Slub 4ply (90% Fine Merino Wool, 10% Nylon Slub, approx 400m/420yds per 100g): 
1 (2) × 100g skeins
Small size shawl is shown in yellow: yarn A shade Pumpkin Everything and yarn
 B shade Sweater Season.
Large size shawl is shown in pink: yarn A shade Chantilly and yarn B shade Second Hand Rose.
Yarn amounts given are based on average requirements and are approximate.

Two Sizes
Small size shown first; (large size in brackets)
A: Finished length: 102 (150)cm/ 40¼ (59)in
B: Centre width: 17 (28)cm/ 6¾ (11)in
C: Cast off edge width 35 (54)cm/
13¼ (21¼)in
D: Single panel length: 51 (75)cm/ 20 (29½)in
E: Length from cast on to start of increases: 
8.5 (14)cm/ 3¼ (5½)in