If you find yourself unsure of what to do with all your scrap and waste yarn, this project is perfect for you. I’ve designed a random stripe pattern that you can easily customize – the color options are limitless. While the sample shawl features three colors, feel free to incorporate more colors into your pattern if you prefer.

The color pattern is charted, but you can easily follow along without needing advanced chart-reading skills. Everything else is clearly written out. You won’t need to cut any yarn during the knitting process; instead, you’ll effortlessly thread your yarns through the i-cord edge (a photo tutorial for this is provided).

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One Size, finished (wet-blocked) measurements:

• Top edge width 61”/155 cm
• Depth 22”/55 cm

Materials:
Yarn: Any fingering weight yarn is okay for this pattern. The sample is worked with Hedgehog Fibres Sock (100g/437yds/400m/skein)
You need three (3) colors:
Color A: Graphite (~dark gray), approx.: 58g/254yds/232m
Color B: Urchin (~white speckled), approx.: 56g/245yds/224m
Color C: Naïve (~pink), approx.: 35g/153yds/140m
Needles: US 4 (3,5 mm) long circular needle, US 6 (4 mm) long circular needle for BO.
Other: Tapestry needle, stitch markers (8).

Gauge: 20 sts/28 rows = 4” 10 cm in garter st WET BLOCKED.
The exact gauge is not important in this pattern however different gauge will affect to your yardage! This shawl was knitted with exact yarn amounts given in the pattern. Note that if you work with different yarn or different gauge, your yarn may run out. However, you can bind off your shawl whenever your yarn runs out, or you may continue the stripe pattern Prepare with enough yarn.