Lady Whistledown Shawl

**A companion piece to the Lady Whistledown Cowl,** the shawl version is the kind of knit you can keep working until you run out of yarn. Easy enough for tv-knitting, but interesting enough to make you want to do just one more row, the shawl version here changes up the color order of the dip stitch pattern for a fun effect. **Knit up in a light, woolenspun DK weight yarn**, the shawl is both lofty and warm--and pretty easy to knit. Great for working on while you binge watch Bridgerton or anything else. **If you wish to substitute** for a different yarn, be aware that the Rowan Felted Tweed is woolenspun rather than worsted spun. This results in a much loftier fabric at the pattern's gauge than otherwise. Using a typical, superwash merino DK weight may result in a much heavier shawl (ask me how I know....). **Materials:** 4 skeins of Rowan Felted Tweed Colours (191 yds/50 g, shown in Jade) in the Main Color (MC) and 4 skeins of Rowan Felted Tweed (191 yds/50 g, shown in French Mustard) in the Contrasting Color (CC), or approximately 740 yds of the MC and 725 yds of the CC in DK/light worsted weight yarn. *(Note that Rowan Felted Tweed Colours in Chartreuse can be substituted easily. The shades are nearly the same.)* A 32” size 6 (4 mm) circular needle or size needle required to achieve gauge, A tapestry needle for weaving loose ends [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/mary-annarella