This easy textured triangular wrap is worked sideways with I-cord edges. Starting at one side with just a few stitches, you increase to the mid-line and then decrease to the other side. If you want to work at a different gauge and/or to a different size, you can alter the number of pattern repeats as needed.
Pattern is charted and written.
The shawl is knit with fingering weight yarn - your yarn options are endless.
Lynn helped me in the store today. We continued with our rearranging for LYS Day.
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I’m sitting at the kitchen island making more price signs for Saturday.
