Shortest Day Shawl

* FREE pattern coming December 1! * Modular wear shawl - 2x sizes! Uses almost all of a 20g mini ( or 10g mini, or leftover skeins in 2g increments or greater) * No weaving in ends * Informal KAL on Instagram @howscottyknits * Let’s finish this project before the new year! check-in posts on December 4th, 11th, 18th Needle Size: US 4 -long cable (equal or greater than 32 in) Yarn: Sock or Fingering weight minis or scraps - there are no rules! 10 (12) rows will use almost all of a 20g mini. Finished size: Large size: (24x 20g minis) - 84 in long x 28 in wide Smaller size: (20x 20g minis) - 66in long x 28in wide Gauge: 20sts x 40 rows in stockinette This shawl is knit in the round and then steeked - making a rectangular wrap/shawl. The addition of a buttonhole/button makes an easily folded triangular shawl. The larger size is more suitable as a wrap/scarf. The steeked panel unravels (as planned! don't panic!) for instant fringe. This also hides all those pesky ends so there is no weaving in ends at the end of the project. ****Just a reminder: Large size: wrap/scarf Smaller (still large) size: wrap/shawl What does this mean: The large size is longer. You can wear it buttoned with a triangle point in the front but the two points will likely not overlap. The smaller size is shorter. This makes it easier to have the two points overlap. So, it comes down to this: Want the points to overlap/worn as a triangle: small size. Want a giant, cozy, wearable blanket: large size. ****