Queen Bee

This asymmetrical triangular shawl is knit in the round and then steeked.

After just a few rounds, you will have memorized the two-color brioche pattern, especially after you watch the explanatory videos linked in the description. The entire shawl is knit in the round, one color at a time. After steeking, you will knit on the facing, there are a few tips and tricks mentioned in the pattern.

Make sure to choose a yarn similar to the ones I used. The edging weighs just as much as the entire body of the shawl, which gives it beautiful drape and really opens up the mesh-y pattern.

The fabric looks really cool from both sides!

The original shawl is relatively small, but if you prefer to have a shawl you can wrap yourself in, there is nothing holding you back from making it as big as you want to - just add more repeats!