Stingray Quills Shawl

$9.00 CND  
Also available through Ravelry, Etsy and Lovecrafts

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Skills needed
Comfort working with lace knitting and knowledge of increases and decreases. Basic understanding of shawl construction is helpful but not necessary.

Materials
Yarn: 1 – 2 skeins Ancient Arts Yarns, Revival Fingering 49% Wool, 34% Mohair, 11% Nylon, 4% Acrylic, 2% silk, 437 yd/ 400m per 3.5 oz/ 100g skein or 245 – 675 yds/ 224 – 617m of equivalent fingering weight yarn. Sample Shawlette size in She Sells Sea Shells.
Needles: 3mm/ US# 2.5 36″ circular needles or size to achieve gauge.
Other: Stitch markers, pins for blocking.

Measurements
Gauge: 30 sts x 45 rows per 10cm/ 4 inches
Finished sizes
Kerchief: 38 x 17 inches/ 96.5 x 43 cm
Shawlette: 53 x 20 inches/ 134.5 x 51 cm
Shawl: 70 x 30 inches/ 178 x 76 cm

Sipping cinnamon infused coffee and scrawling poetry in humidity-stained notebooks. The smooth flutter and glide of rays in the marina. The Stingray Quills Shawl pays homage to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. 

Increases along the shawl’s three panels create the unique shape which resembles a stingray. The two outer panels increase at a slower rate than the center quill motif. This creates stockinet panels that drape over the shoulders for an easy to wear wrap. The top of the shawl rolls to create a collar making for a cozy yet breezy shawl. 

Worked in fingering weight yarn, Stingray Quills Shawl is perfect for cooler tropical evenings or the transitional seasons of more temperate climates.