Cirrostratus Shawl

Cirrostratus is a textured, light shawl, named after thin, hazy, high level cloud that forms at high altitude in blanket-like layers. These ethereal clouds often produce a halo effect around the sun or moon.

Two interchanging stitch patterns create interesting textured layers, holding interest from start to finish. Slipped stitches add depth and loftiness.

Suggested yarn: Sample shown uses two skeins of Eden Cottage Yarn in Hayton 4ply in colourway Apricot Tulip (380yds/350m, 80% merino/10% cashmere/10% nylon, 100gms) or approx. 760yds/700m in fingering weight yarn.

Needles: 3.5mm (US 4) 4.0mm (US 6)

Gauge 23 sts and 33 rows per 4 inch in dot stitch pattern with smaller needles 21 sts and 64 row per 4 inch in slipped stitch pattern with larger needles

Finished measurements: Wingspan 90 inches / 228cm Depth 15.5 inches / 39cm