This is a really simple and flexible pattern. You can use any yarn weight, there are no instructions for yarnweight or yardage: use the yarn you want to and follow the instructions to get a decent size shawl. Its size is highly adjustable, only depends on your needs and purposes. The shawl shows the beauty of a long color changing yarn, but you can use solid yarns too . Make the body and the border contrasting, or keep everything in tone.

YARN USED FOR THE SAMPLE
Schoppel Wolle Gradient (100% wool 284 yds 260 m / 100g). Colorway: Indian Summer. Nearly a whole skein.

SUGGESTED YARNS
Use anything that you have in stash. How much? The exact amount you have! I give tips for adjusting the pattern to your yardage. Colors: solid, semisolid, gradient, self striping. I would only not recommand the very busy variageted yarns.

NEEDLES USED FOR SAMPLE
US 7 [4,5 mm], 32” [80 cm] long circular needles.

NEEDLE CHOICE
Use the needle size that suits your yarn. You can also use a little looser gauge than you would choose for a sweater.

NOTIONS
Stitch markers, tapestry needle.

SIZE OF THE SAMPLE
Wingspan at the top: 39 ½” [100 cm], depth: 11” [28 cm].

GAUGE
Please note that in this particular project getting the right gauge is not essential. However, working with different yarn weight / gauge will effect both the yardage and the final size of the project.

DIFFICULTY
Beginner. You have to knit, purl, and work simple lace pattern.
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