Beachwood Shawl

Beachwood Shawl is worked top down using increases on each end to create crescent shape. It mixes increasingly longer panels of diamond lace with bands of drop stitches. It’s finished with a modern, clean edge in a stretchy bind off. **DIFFICULTY** Intermediate **SIZES** One Size **FINISHED MEASUREMENTS** 16x54”/40x135cm **YARN** Kato Yarn Co, Yak Silk Fingering (523yds/478m, 120g/4.25oz, 65% Superwash Merino, 20% Silk, 15% Yak): 2 hanks Deadwood Total yarn = about 800 yds/731 m **NEEDLES** Size 2 (2.75mm) 40”/100cm or longer circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge **NOTIONS** Stitch markers Tapestry needle **SKILLS NEEDED** Basic decreases (k2tog, ssk and k3tog tbl), yarn over increases, wrap and turn short rows **GAUGE** 24 sts & 38 rows = 4”/10cm over Diamond Chart Pattern is charted and written out with schematics. Pattern is in English only. Photos by [Shelby Louise Photography][1] [1]: https://shelbylouise.com/