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A gradient triangle shawl, Scalar holds two strands of woolly wool to produce a squishy, versatile piece. Depending on your color choices, Scalar appears either gradient or marled.

Pattern Notes:
This pattern was originally written using Imperial Stock Ranch Tracie, which is now available on a limited basis. Imperial Stock Ranch has created a newer version of Tracie, called Tracie Too, which comes in new, different colorways.

Either yarn is suitable for this pattern, as you can see in the two examples. The Tracie version (browns) gives a gradient effect. The Tracie Too version (black, white & gray) has a graphic, marled effect.

You will be holding two strands of yarn together throughout this entire project, so make sure to wind your yarn into cakes or 2 separate balls per skein for easier use.

The shawls (as pictured) have not been blocked in order to preserve the garter stitch “squish” factor. Tassels are optional.

Materials:
3 skeins Imperial Stock Ranch Tracie (545 yards/skein) OR Tracie Too (395 yards/skein).
You will need 1 skein in 3 different colors.

Tracie Version (Browns):
Color 1 (C1): #46 Quail
Color 2 (C2): #65 Osprey
Color 3 (C3): #05 Rich Soil

Tracie Too Version (Black/Gray/White):
C1: #001 Natural
C2: #302 Rain
C3: #023 Black

Size US 10.5, 40” circular needles
Split ring stitch marker
Tapestry needle

Measurements:
Unblocked
42.5” wingspan
20” from cast on point to bind off edge

Gauge:
Unblocked
8 sts = 2” in garter stitch