Tumbling Waves Shawl

This pretty little garter and lace triangular shawl is a perfect project for one skein of beautiful fingering weight yarn. The undulating lace border evokes the feeling of gentle waves tumbling onto the shoreline on a beautiful day. Shaped almost like a crescent and worked sideways from end to end, this triangular shawl shape is easy to master. Any amount of yarn may be used.

This pattern is written for one skein of Lichen and Lace 1ply Superwash Merino Fingering but any fingering weight or sock yarn is suitable. Pattern includes list of abbreviations, diagram, notes, written instructions, and charted instructions.

Finished measurements: Approximately 17 inches (43 cm) deep at middle point and 61 inches (155 cm) long across top edge, blocked.

Skills required: increasing, decreasing, basic eyelet lace, blocking. Stitches used: k, p, k2tog, kfb, ssk, yo.