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When Sugarplum Circus approached me with working a Cozy themed collab with their newest yarn base, Luxe Aran, I knew I had the perfect design in mind for this cozy collab!

Hanajima is worked from the thinnest end of the triangle and slowly increased until it is wide enough to add in the different panels of texture or lace. The directions are listed for two specific sizes that will take either three or four skeins of Sugarplum Circus Luxe Aran, but is easy to end whenever you feel it has grown large enough.

After you get into the rhythm of the pattern, Hanajima is great tv knitting. Perfect to knit a cozy shawl in your favorite cozy spot! :o)

Materials
Yarn
Sugarplum Circus Luxe Aran (80% fine merino, 20% baby alpaca; 191yds 175m/100g 573 (752)yds 524 (688)m in colorway Forbidden Forest
Note about yardage: This shawl used almost the entirety of three (four) skeins. If your gauge differs greatly, you may need an additional skein.

Needles
US 10 6mm - 40” circular needle
Or size to obtain gauge.

Notions
Six stitch markers, tapestry needle, removable stitch marker (optional)

Gauge
15 sts x 25 rows= 4” x 4” 10cm x 10cm in Garter Stitch, blocked.
16sts = 4” 10cm in Garter St, unblocked (as a reference)

Finished dimensions
Length of longest edge (diagonal): 75 (92.5)” 191 (235)cm x Depth to point (point to diagonal edge): 23 (28)” 58 (71)cm

Note about finished dimensions: pre-blocking, the length of longest edge for the smaller size was only 62” 157cm. Wet blocking is recommended to get the most out of blocking. This shawl was not aggressively blocked, so you could potentially get more length if you did.

Model is wearing the larger size.

This pattern has been tech edited by Reed Keyes.

About the Low Vision version: The text is a sans serif font in 24pt. The text is black ink on a white background. No italics were used in this version. While a chart is included, the chart has also been written out in full. This pattern has not been tested for a screen reader.