My Ever Changing Moods Shawl

*To celebrate the release of My Ever Changing Moods Shawl, enjoy 20% off the price of the pattern until July 28, 2026. No coupon code is needed.* **From now until August 21, 2026, $3.50 from every sale will go to [Cure Alzheimer's Fund][1].** This shawl began life at Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. I saw all of the new colorways that Into the Whirled had created, and I wanted to design something that would blend some of them together. I eventually settled on a tuck stitch that would serve to transition between colorways, while still only working with one strand of yarn at a time. The garter stitch adds a bit of texture. I decided on this triangular shape to help move the colors around with the short repeats that are used in these yarns. **Yarn** Into the Whirled Pakokku Sock (75% Superwash Merino Wool / 25% Nylon) (3.5 oz, 460 yards) Fingering weight (CYC #1): 1 skein in each of 4 colorways: Slainte (A), Lavandula (B), Vegetable Medley (C), Cin Cin (D). Yardage used for sample Yarn A - 360 yards Yarn B - 370 yards Yarn C - 440 yards Yarn D - 233 yards **Needles** 3.5 mm (US 4) circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge or appropriate for your yarn. **Notions** Tapestry needle, stitch marker, cable needle. **Gauge** Gauge is provided so you can achieve a similar-sized shawl to the one shown here, and will have enough yarn to complete the project. Gauge is worked over garter stitch and is heavily blocked. 24 stitches = 4" 44 rows = 4" [1]: https://curealz.org/