Home is With You is a top down triangular shaped shawl. This is a beginner friendly pattern with some simple texture, eyelets and garter sections. The result is a very classic and wearable shawl. The pattern is written for 2 colors, but I also think it would look stunning done in 1 solid color or even using a different color for each section. Have fun with it and make it your own!

My husband and I have been married almost 13 years. Throughout our marriage we have moved 6 times, each move being to a different state. It has been quite the adventure! One thing that I have always stood by, and try to instill in our sons, is that home is not about a place - or even a house. Home is anywhere that we are together. Home is us, together, as a family. I hope that you guys will enjoy my very first shawl pattern. I designed it during the months leading up to our move from North Carolina to Arizona. It has just enough detail to keep it interesting but is also perfect for mindless knitting!

Yarn
2 - 100 gram skeins of fingering weight yarn. Sample used approximately: 158 grams/632 yards total. (see below for how much was used per colorway) Yarn used in sample is Artistic Lilly on the Gotta Have Socks base 100 grams/400 yards. (80% Superwash Merino/20% Nylon)
Color A: Early Morning Frost Colorway (sample used approx. 86 grams/344 yards)
Color B: Winter Cave Colorway (sample used 72 grams/288 yards)

Materials
US6/4.00mm circular needles (I recommend using at least a 32” cable. Just depends on how spread out you like your shawl to be while working on it.)
4 stitch markers
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

Finished Size
60” across the top edge // 22” from top to bottom at center
Gauge
5 stitches/8 rows per 1” in stockinette stitch after blocking