Beach Roses

This modified triangle shawl is mostly smooth stockinette with a pretty star stitch transition band between each color. Extra increases on wrong-side rows make the triangle shape shallower and eliminate the pre-blocking diamond shape often seen with stockinette triangles, helping it to stay in place on your shoulders. Leftovers are used to make a lush fringe.

Skills required:

• Increasing 
• Backwards-loop cast on 
• Slipping stitches over other stitches 
• Making and attaching fringe

Yardage breakdown by color:

• C1 (“Sweatshirt” – grey): approximately 140 yards for shawl; leftovers used for fringe 
• C2 (“Postcard” – rose): approximately 180 yards for shawl; leftovers used for fringe 
• C3 (“Fossil” – white): approximately 230 yards for shawl; leftovers used for fringe 
• C4 (“Bale” – yellow): approximately 360 yards for shawl; leftovers used for fringe 
• Fringe uses approximately 250 yards and can be done in any color or combination of colors.

1 skein of LOFT will be sufficient for all colors except C4, which requires two skeins. 1 skein of tosh merino light will be enough for each color.