A long asymmetrical triangle comprised of two halves, and making use of one skein of speckle yarn and a complimentary skein of a semi-solid yarn. The first half is worked in an easy half linen stitch. The pretty speckles in the linen stitch half are picked up in the yarn used for the following lace and cable section. Variegated yarns would also work well, as would a single gradient skein.

I’m increasingly finding asymmetrical triangular shawls the easiest to wear. They can be wrapped around one’s neck like a crescent or a regular triangle - ends thrown over the shoulders, but they can also be worn like a large scarf – wrapped around the neck once, with the ends dangling in front.

Yarn
I used Boho Chic Fiber Co, Chic in Succulents and Mauve.
Note the impressive yardage of this yarn per skein: 453 metres per 113 grams (495 yards per 4 oz).
Succulents (pale green): 415 metres (454 yards0
Mauve: 344 metres (376 yards)

Size
220 cm along top edge, 104 cm at bind off edge. Remaining edge - 155 cm.
Gauge
22 st and 38 rows per 10 cm in half linen st with 4 mm needles.

11.5 sts and 16 rows per 5 cm over stockinette section in lace and cable half,