What could be more wonderful than a cuddly, cozy shawl? The knitting is pure pleasure for those wanting a challenge, and the finished shawl will keep you warm in even the coldest weather. If you venture out into the weather, you can wear it over your coat for an extra layer of protection from the elements. If you’re a homebody like me, you can use it as a wrap or blanket for reading on the couch on long winter evenings. Whatever your style, this shawl is sure to be a winner.

In all of my KALs, I release a tutorials PDF with videos each week to help you go through the steps, and we share questions, tips, and photos in my Ravelry group.

March 21: Review pattern, swatch.
March 28: Cast on and knit center.
April 4: Work Sections 3, 4 and 5 - Feather and Fan with main lace motif.
April 11: Work Section 6 - Outer ring part 1.
April 18: Work Section 7 - Outer ring part 2.
April 25: Border, bind-off, and block.