KnitGirl Shawlette

> Get 30% off the pattern now through Aug 14th, no code needed! **Got a skein (or 2) of precious vacation fingeringweight yarn** that's been waiting and waiting for a special project? This pattern is your permission to finally cast it on. A wider, and trianglular, version of the [Life of A KnitGirl][1] scarf, this project is worked in the same lace pattern but with fingering yarn and different shaping. Worked side-to-side as a long triangle, size xs is more of a kerchief, while a small will make a light triangular-ish scarf, and size medium (shown) uses up more of your yarn and heads into shawlette territory. **This is one of those projects to savor.** The lace pattern takes some time and attention to memorize it, and that's a good thing--you can't doom scroll and knit at the same time (*I've tried!*) and the feel of a luxurious yarn in your hands makes it more like a meditation. What will you do with your one (or 2) wild and precious skeins? Sometimes you only need to let the soft animal of your knitting needles love what it loves:) **Materials:** Sizes XS(S, M) require 1(1, 1) skein of Yarn Snob A Luxurious Fingering (437 yds/100 g, shown in Porcelain Rose, size M) or 1(1, 2) skein of Miss Babs Damask (420 yds/100 g, shown in Cassiopeia size S), or 2(2, 3) skeins of Miss Babs Sojourn (200 yds/50 g, shown in Old Gold size S), or 360(400, 420) yds of fingeringweight yarn. A 24” size 7 (4.5 mm) circular needle or size needle required to achieve gauge, A tapestry needle, and a double pointed needle (for bind off). Helpful to have a kitchen scale to check your yarn weight if you wish to lengthen. **Finished Measurements:** Approximately 12 ½(13 ½, 14 ½)” deep and 55 ¼ (57 ¼, 60)” from tip to tip along the straight edge after blocking. [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/life-of-a-knitgirl