Now available as a single pattern!

“Rhiannon was a great queen from Welsh mythology, and this dramatic hap shawl is named in her honour,” explains Kath Andrews. “It uses a traditional hap shawl construction, beginning with the central square, from which stitches are picked up all around to work the two borders. Once these are finished the knitted-on edging is added, complete with tidy short-row corners.”

Yarn
Cascade Yarns, Alpaca Lace (Laceweight; 100% Baby Alpaca; 400m/437yds per 50g skein),
Silver 1413; 5 x 50g skeins (220g used in sample shown)

Or 250g/2000m of any laceweight yarn

Needles
3.75mm (UK 9/US 5) circular knitting needles, 120cm long
1 pair 4mm (UK 8/US 6) knitting needles for provisional cast-on

Notions
Waste yarn for provisional cast-on
5 stitch markers
Tapestry needle

Please note, Part Two in the magazine edition (Issue 208) has an error in Row 15. The correct version of the row is on The Knitter Pattern Corrections page
The correct version of Row 15 is also here for your convenience:
Row 15: K1, yo, K2tog, yo, K4, K2tog, yo, K2, K2tog, yo, K3, yo, SSK, K1, K2tog, yo, K2, K2tog, yo, K3, yo, SSK, K1; rep from another 6 times, K2tog, yo, K2, K2tog, yo, K3, yo, SSK, K4, yo, SSK, yo, K1.