This is part of a series of three patterns designed for absolute shawl beginners: the Stringray Neckerchief, the Crescent Neckerchief, and the Triangle Shawlette. It gives you a sense of how shawls are shaped by using a smaller format (neckerchiefs and a shawlette), simple increases, and very simple garter stitch throughout. Watch how differently shaped your piece becomes just by changing the number and placement of your increases! You can make both the Crescent and Stingray neckerchiefs, or the Triangle Shawlette, with one skein of Old Rusted Chair Single.

YARN Old Rusted Chair Single,
100% superwash merino. Yardage used:
1.3 oz (37.5 g) / 150 yards (137 m)

GAUGE 22 sts and 40 rows = 4” (10 cm)
in garter stitch.

NEEDLES US Size 3 (3.25 mm) circulars
or size needed to obtain gauge.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
19” (48.25 cm) along outside curved
edge and 8” (20.32 cm) deep
(after blocking).

TOOLS stitch markers, yarn needle

HELPFUL LINK How to perform a m1
increase: thespruce.com/m1-in-knitting-
how-to-make-one-2116143