The idea for this shawl came from a desire for a small but super warm kerchief to wrap up in throughout the autumn and winter months. The pattern is written for two different sizes, with either a small or large size, (but you could make your shawlette any size you would like!) and the yarn choice is also very flexible.

Finished measurements after blocking:
Small size: wingspan - approx. 119cm (47in); depth - approx. 45cm (18in)
Large size: wingspan - approx. 125cm (49in); depth - approx. 52cm (20in)

Yarn:
Small size: Qing Fibre Melted Baby Suri (4ply/fingering weight; 65% Suri Alpaca, 20% Merino, 15% Silk; 191 yards / 175 meters per 50g skein)
Narwhal; 1 skein
Large size: CaMaRose Snefnug (10ply/aran weight; 55% Alpaca, 35% Cotton, 10% Merino; 120 yards / 110 meters per 50g ball)
7343 Bordeaux; 3 balls

Gauge:
Small size: 11 stitches and 19 rows on a 6mm / US 10
Large size: 12.5 stitches and 21 rows on a 7mm / US 10.75

Note: The gauge for this shawlette is fairly flexible. If you are adjusting the gauge for a thicker or thinner yarn, be sure to purchase enough yarn to finish your project!

Needles:
Small size: 6mm / US 10 circular needle, at least 80-100cm / 32-40” length
Large size: 7mm / US 10.75 circular needle, at least 80-100cm / 32-40” length

Notions: 4 stitch markers, tapestry needle