Daisy Daze Shawl

The Daisy Daze shawl was named after the flowers in the lace and the feeling of a midsummer day when time slows down and everything feels a little dreamy. The Daisy Daze shawl is a small triangular shawl. The pattern comes in two sizes: a smaller headscarf with i-cord ties and a larger bandana, but you can easily modify the size of the shawl by changing the number of chart repeats. This makes the scarf perfect for stash busting: just keep adding pattern repeats until you run out of yarn, or if you want you can even make a striped scarf by working the pattern repeats in different colors. The pattern is worked using charts. Full video tutorial available on [YouTube][1]. Size 1 (2) / headscarf (bandana) Total height along the spine: 29 (40) cm / 11.5 (16) inches Total length: 70 (118) cm / 27.5 (46.5) inches Yarn 150 (280) m / 170 (310) yards of sport weight yarn. Purple and yellow sample (size 1): Gepard Garn Cotton Baby Lino (80% Cotton, 20% Linen; 178 m / 195 yards per 50 g); shown in the colorways 615 and 117, one ball each. Light blue sample (size 2): 1 skein of The Wandering Flock Cotton Lino (35% Organic Cotton, 30% Mulberry Silk, 20% Linen, 15% Alpaca; 300 meters / 328 yards per 100 g), shown in the colorway Cielo. Needles 3.25 mm / US3 circular needle with a cable of at least 80 cm / 32” Gauge 16 sts x 31 rows = 10 cm / 4 inches of lace pattern, knitted flat, blocked. Notions stitch markers tapestry needle blocking tools [1]: https://youtu.be/g86su6_LGvY