EWEYE

> Be the first to know about upcoming > design releases, exclusive > introductory discounts, classes and > events by subscribing to OLGAJAZZY > newsletter > [**http://eepurl.com/dCbz8X**][2] > **EWEYE** > > ew(e)ye - eye of a sheep, > pronounced "you-ai" > > This shawl design is another > reiteration of my ever-growing family > of exaggerated slip-stitch patterns. > Closely related to [**KORO-KORO**][1], this > shawl however features an asymmetrical > elongated shape, which some will find > easier to style and customize! Three > color stripes are arranged to create 6 > distinct fabric sequences to appeal to > every level of taste and preference. > Once again rhythmic and easy to follow > pattern which becomes enjoyable and > fun as you see it emerge! **SKILL LEVEL** Intermediate **FINISHED MEASUREMENTS** Wingspan approx. 108” / 274.5 cm Depth (at the widest point) approx. 21” / 53.5 cm *Both measurements were taken once the shawl was dry after washing and blocking.* **YARN** Woolfolk “TOV DK” (100% Ultimate® merino wool); approx. 160 yds (146 m) / 1.76 oz (50 g); Color A - TDK01 (grey) - 3 skeins Color B - TDK00 (cream) - 3 skeins Color C - TDK11 (charcoal) - 3 skeins OR approx. 480 yds / 438 m color A, 480 yds / 438 m color B and 500 yds / 457 m color C in any other DK weight yarn. *This shawl is easily adaptable to make it larger or smaller. Please account for extra yardage that might be required.* **NEEDLE** US 6 (4 mm) 24” / 60 cm circular OR use size to obtain gauge **NOTIONS** Crochet hook size F (3.75 mm) Small length of smooth waste yarn in similar weight Tapestry needle **NOTES** Written and charted instructions are provided. You can follow the pattern according to your preference. **GAUGE** 22 sts and 32 rows = 4” / 10 cm in St st worked flat, measured once dry after washing and blocking. (This gauge is provided to get the correct yarn weight to create the right fabric for this stitch pattern) One 12-sts and 24-rows of main pattern = 2¼” / 5.5 cm wide and 2” / 5 cm long, measured once dry after washing and blocking [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/koro-koro [2]: http://eepurl.com/dCbz8X