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Pick two colours of your choice in fingering weight yarn and shoot for the stars. This triangular shawl has an asymmetrical shape with a stocking spine. The pattern is written to use whatever yardage you have in stash and is easily adaptable to bringing in more colours or working with those irresistible minis. Try gradient colours or colour pops or perhaps a fade. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.

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SIZES 
One Size (customizable)

SAMPLE 1 (NEON) 
Finished Measurements: 88” long and 41” deep
Yarn: Krityum Hand Dyed Yarns
Weight: Fingering
Cozy Shawl base (427 yds per 100g) in Vibrance (MC)
and Sona base (425 yds per 100g) in Neon Pop (CC)

SAMPLE 2 (DARK TONES) 
Finished Measurements: 70” long and 33” deep
Yarn: Krityum Hand Dyed Yarns
Weight: Fingering
Kamaal (Wow) Socks base (425 yds per 115g) in Thums Up (MC)
and Meadow (CC)

SUGGESTED YARN 
Krityum Hand Dyed Yarns
Available here through our Etsy Shop
Two skein fingering weight kits are available here.

Bases:
Rozaana Socks
Kamaal (Wow) Socks
Jhilmil Socks
Sitara Socks
Cozy Shawl
Bamboo Sock
Chandi (Silver)
Sona (Gold)

NEEDLES 
At least 32-inch (80 cm) circular needles, US #7 (4.5 mm) 
or appropriate length

GAUGE 
17 sts and 18 ridges (36 rows) =4” in garter stitch
Gauge is not critical and pattern may be used with any yarn weight; adjust needle size accordingly. Yardage and finished dimensions will vary.

TOOLS 

Locking stitch marker
Crochet hook (of the same size as the needles used to pick up dropped stitches)
Tapestry needle
Kitchen Scale

TECHNIQUES USED 
Casting On
Increases
Basic Lace
Decreases
Bind Off/ Cast Off
Working in Stripes with and without carrying yarns in subsequent rows

HELPFUL VIDEOS
Tutorial #4 - How to wind a centre pull ball of yarn
Tutorial #12 - How to join yarn | Making a magic ball | Magic knot
Tutorial #13 - How to weave in ends as you knit