Speckled Scrappy Shawl

This simple moss stitch triangle shawl is the perfect way to use up your fingering weight scraps. The easy one-row repeat becomes soothing once you get into the rhythm, and each little yarn change adds to the charm of the scrappy finish. A main color worked every two rows ties everything together, while leftover scraps of yarn bring pops of color and interest. Make a small version to knot at the front or keep going for a larger wrap that shows off even more of your leftover yarn! The PDF contains a **crochet chart.** **Materials** • MC - La Bien Aimee, Merino Super Sock, fingering - 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon, 100g/465yds/425m in color Confetti Cake (I used 75g of the skein) • CC - Approx. 75g of fingering weight yarn scraps • 4mm hook • You can use a total of 150g of any fingering weight yarn **Measurements** 65 inches wide x 22 inches depth [165 x 56 cm] A free version is available on my blog.