Assignment Shawl

This is a simple top-down triangular shawl that I have designed for assigned pooling yarn. To avoid crowding decorative bobbles, I mixed in the second skein of yarn, alternated two different dipped stitches, and didn't make them at every pop of color. You can change these variables to make this shawl your own. The result is a relaxing and engaging project where the yarn leads the way! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

Skill level: beginner to intermediate Finished dimensions: about 67 in / 170 cm at the top edge, and about 33 in / 84 cm from top to bottom Yarn: fingering weight yarn; about 857 yds / 784 m, 1 skein of Madeline Tosh (C 1) (tag info 420 yds / 100 g) and 1 skein of Barker's Wool 80% superwash merino / 20% silk, Sprout colorway (C 2) (tag info 437 yds / 100 g) were used for this sampleNeedles: circular needle 4 mm/ US6 or size to obtain gauge Gauge: 18 st and 32 rows = 4 in / 10 cm in stockinette stitch blocked