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Dappled Moonlight is a reversible shawl that begins with just two stitches, then gradually grows into a right triangle. It is a pleasure to knit, combining garter stitch with an assortment of simple eyelet and mesh stitches.

The pattern calls for fingering-weight yarn, but you can easily substitute sport or lace-weight yarn. If you would like a larger shawl, instructions for increasing the size of the final lace border are included. The eyelet stitches look beautiful in so many types of yarns: choose from solid, semi-solid, gently variegated, speckled, mohair and gradient yarns to create your favorite look.

Instructions are fully written, with an optional chart.

For a wrap/scarf version of this design, see Dappled Sunlight.

Blocked Measurements

Wingspan: 72”/183 cm
Depth: 30”/76 cm

Instructions for increasing the shawl size are included. Please note that this change will increase the amount of yarn required.

Gauge

18 stitches and 27 rows = 4”/10 cm in garter stitch using US 6/4 mm needle.

Gauge is not critical, but yardage requirements and finished measurements will vary if your gauge differs.

Yarn

Approximately 765 yds/700 m fingering-weight yarn; shown in Baah La Jolla, in the Glacier colorway.

Tools

• US 6/4 mm circular needle (or size necessary to achieve gauge), preferably at least 24”/60 cm long
• 17 Stitch markers
• Optional: 1 removable stitch marker
• Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
• Pins for blocking

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