This shawlette is designed with three triangles made of solid stripes of stockinette stitch interrupted by a lace stripe that evokes tiny forget-me-nots and crowns, flowing into overlapping ovals and hearts at the bottom edges.

This is a perfect project for 1 skein of hand-dyed lace-weight yarn, and a lovely light-weight accessory for summer or any time.

The shawlette is knit from the top neck down to the bottom edges.
It is a three-quarter square shape, and is comprised of three triangular sections that are worked identically.
The pattern includes written instructions.
The lace pattern is both charted and written.
Stitch counts are provided for every row.

Finished Measurements: each of the 3 sides measures 18” deep x 30” wide at bottom edges

Materials used:
Approximately 380 - 400 yds laceweight yarn

Hand-dyed sample shown in:
1 100g/875yd skein At Knits End Yarns Hand-Dyed Sparkle Lace (2 ply 75% Merino, 20% Silk, 5% Metallic)
Colorway: Sparkle Ewe, Miss Bennet

Solid blue sample shown in:
1 50g/440yd skein Jojoland Consonance (50%cashmere/50%silk) color #1622

US 7/4.5mm – 40 inch circular needles
6 Stitch markers
Crochet hook in size close to needle size (used for provisional cast on only)
Smooth waste yarn in different color for provisional crochet cast on
Blocking supplies: Rust-proof pins and blocking wires

Special Estonian stitches are described in pattern.
Photographs of both solid and hand-dyed shawlettes, as well as blocking photos are included.

ETA can also be made with one skein fingering weight yarn as photographed in black sparkle project photo. Used less than 437 yards, knit as written in pattern!