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The night is bright when the moon is shining, whether you can see only a small crescent or an impressive full blood moon. Quarter and crescents, Bright Night Shawl shows them all, with a gigantic full moon worked in the middle. It is worked top down, with two or three colors of your choice, and combines several knitting techniques - stranded colorwork, fading colors, garter stitch, stockinette stitch, cross stitches and simple lace - for a project that is always interesting, just like the moon.

Yarn
Fingering to DK weight yarn in 3 colorways.
Color A: 250 yds (229 m)
Color B: 431 yds (394 m)
Color C: 168 yds (154 m)

Shown in Miss Babs Yummy 3-ply
Colorways: A: Dried Lavender; B: Faded Ink; C: Beechwood.

Difficulty
Intermediate / advanced knitter: basic stitches (stockinette and garter stitch), stripes, stranded colorwork worked flat (including a large area in which it is crucial to trap floats and to maintain an even tension), basic increases, basic lace, cross stitches.

Included in the pattern

• Modification guidelines: color arrangements suggestions for 2 or 3 colors and indications to make the shawl smaller or bigger.
• Colorwork and lace charts (no written version)
• Schematic