This crescent shape, shawl collar, lace shawl is knitted in one piece. The scalloped lace part is knitted from the top down, and later finished with short rows.
EXPERIENCE LEVEL
Intermediate
SIZE
Shawl is 13.5 inches deep, 34 inches wide at the top and 78 inches at the bottom, relaxed after blocking.
MATERIALS
-600 yards of fingering weight yarn
-5.5mm (US 9), 4.5mm (US 7), and 4mm (US 6) 24 inch circular needles
-tapestry needle; 2 stitch markers
GAUGE
22 sts and 28 rows per 4in

Dec. 24th:

I have decided on my yarn for this! I will Navajo ply it and it should be close to a fingering weight… This yarn is amazingly soft and the colour is to die for:-)

January 2nd.
I cast on for the medium shawl.

Clue #1 used 27 grams of my 100 on this cone. (I have 2 cones) 432 yards divided by 3 = 144 yards.

Jan. 7th

zzzzzzzzzzz tad predictable! (Could have done clue 2 last week and gotten it right!)

One interesting stitch… humm let me guess, clue 3 and 4 are expanded versions of clue 1 and 2, a picot BO… short rows to make an edge and collar on the top. *yawn* (Sorry SK, I am bored… I should have gone for the beads! Maybe I should wait and order some?)

I think I will put this Kal on the back burner and focus on the CM sweater Kal instead/as well. I’ll have to see but so far this isn’t really rocking my boat!

Maybe it’s just me… Maybe I am just not suited to Mystery Kals.

Feb 28th

It’s finally done and has gone for it’s long hot baths! Such a pretty colour!

I didn’t even use 100 grams! 89 grams:-)