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Simple, lively textures give this crescent-shaped wrap modern appeal.

This Way and That is knitted in worsted-weight yarn from the top down. The body of the shawl is stockinette stitch, and the border features three bands of diagonal ribbing, tilting playfully back and forth. The reverse side of the shawl is beautiful, too.

After the first few rows, the knitting is quite intuitive, making this a relaxing, beginner-friendly project with eye-catching results.

Fully written instructions are provided, along with a schematic, a helpful diagram and three optional charts.

Measurements

Wingspan: 82”/208.5 cm
Depth: 21”/53.5 cm

Yarn requirements

Approximately 780 yd/713 m solid or semi-solid worsted-weight yarn.
Gradient sample shown in Expression Fiber Arts Luster Worsted, in the Underwater Hues kit (including five 200 yd/183 m skeins).
Solid sample shown in we are knitters The Cotton, in Light Grey.

Tools

US size 6/4 mm circular needle (or size necessary to achieve gauge), preferably at least 40”/102 cm in length
3 stitch markers
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Pins for blocking

Gauge

16 sts and 24 rows = 4”/10 cm in stockinette stitch after blocking
Note: Gauge is not critical, but yardage requirements and finished measurements will vary if your gauge differs.

Construction

This Way and That is knitted from the top down. Two options are provided for the cast-on, a garter-stitch tab and and an ordinary cast-on. Stitches are regularly added both at the edges and spaced across the row. This construction produces a lovely top edge and a slightly deeper crescent shape.

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