This is a simple asymmetric triangular shawl that makes the most of your self-striping or handspun yarn, because you knit until all the yarn is used up.

It’s composed of a triangle and a parallelogram. Each has a two row repeat, making this the ultimate social knitting project.

The shawls in the pattern use about 400 yards. If you like big shawls, use one skein for the triangle and a second skein for the parallelogram. You could even mix two colorways for extra fun.

Photography by: Gwen Schweitzer

Tech edited by: Kate Vanover