This fun pattern practically flies off the needles. Pair two sets of Zauberperlen Hanf mini’s with soft fingering weight Madrona by HiKoo to create a double marled gradient fringed extravaganza that is worked up on large needles with yarn held double Whew…that is a mouthful!
The shawl has a classic triangular shape with an I-cord edge. You will not have to worry about stitch counts, just work the first gradient set until you run out of yarn. Your next set of gradient mini’s are punctuated by an accent row which is achieved by using the main color held double. Finish off the edge with more accent rows and your last gradient color before the finale: a lush gradient sweep of fringe that shifts from one color to the next as it travels along the bottom in glorious fashion.

Materials:
US 9-40” circular needle, scissor, darning needle, 2 stitch markers, a yarn scale would be very helpful, size J crochet hook for applying fringe
Yarn:
2-Schoppel Zauberperlen Hanf mini skein sets (each a different color) Sample uses colors 2524 Filomela + 2521 Murmillo
One color from the mini set should overlap (sample has charcoal in common) 2- Skeins of HiKoo Madrona for the Main Color - Rocky Beach #1404

Gauge: 17 sts x 24 rows = 4” in stockinette with yarn held double

Finished size after light steaming: 64”w x 33”h (not including fringe)