On a Lark Shawl blends the love of color with interesting textural stitches, ending with a simple two row lace repeat of Larkspur lace and a picot bind off. It’s sure to become your go- to accessory when you need a dash of color and a ton of fun. It’s the perfect time to try a little bit of lace, with written and charted patterns for the lace. It’s also the pattern to use for those two lone skeins of sock yarn you have in your stash that just look lovely together but are just too pretty to be socks.

Yarn: Mary Gavan Yarns, Desert (50% Organic Cotton/50% Bamboo, 475 yards/434 m) 1 skein Turquoise (MC) and 1 skein Violets (CC)
Needles: US 6/4 mm, 32-inch circular, or size needed to obtain gauge
Gauge: 5 stitches per inch in stockinette stitch, blocked
Finished Measurements: Approximately 70” wingspan, and 22 inches deep after blocking.
Tools: Tapestry needle, scissors, stitch markers (if desired), blocking mats and blocking wires for pinning lace portion.

(This pattern has been Tech Edited and Test Knitted!)