Eyelets, garter stitch, a few German Short Rows, that’s all what there is to this piece ❤️

The shawl is constructed like a half hap shawl, starting at the center edge with the triangle. It is worked the exact same way as my I smell snow shawl: garter stitch ans eyelets goodness.

Then the second color is attached, and half of the stitches are worked with German Short rows (like my Bétula shawl), then the second half stitches are worked in the same fashion.

At the end you have the option to add this big tassels (I’ve created a little video to explain you how to make them!).

As for the yarn, I was lucky enough to try the newest Kokon blend which is a 100% museled-free merino. The yarn is very soft to the touch, which makes working with garter stitch a real delight. The colorways are slightly variegated (can you see the little specks of the darker color?) which adds a little both depth to the design itself.

I think that this piece would look stunning with a similar type of yarn, but it could be so delightful with speckles I think!

Yarn
• 2 skeins of Kokon Yarn 100% Merino Wool, 350yards (320m) /100g, or 700
yards (640m) of fingering weight yarn for Color A.
• 1 skein of Kokon Yarn 100% Merino Wool, 350yards (320m) /100g of
fingering weight yarn for Color B.
• leftover (about 50g) of Color C for
the tassels

Needles
US6 (4mm) needles circular or straight needles

Gauge
22sts x 46 rows = 4” (10cm) in garter stitch after blocking

Finished dimensions
69.3” (176cm) long / 21.7” (55cm) deep