Breathe and Hope

**Pattern Details and Suggested Materials** Create a stunning boomerang or asymmetric triangle-shaped shawl inspired by the beautiful Albuquerque Sunset. This elegant piece measures 15 inches deep by a generous 78 inches at the neck edge, making it a perfect accessory for any season. Ideal for intermediate beginners, this pattern does not require any brioche knitting techniques, ensuring that you can focus on mastering basic stitches. To complete this project, you'll need 2 skeins of fingering weight yarn. The choice of colors is versatile—you can select your own Color A (solid) and Color B (variegated), but for reference, here’s what I used: **Color A (solid) - 400 yards and Color B (variegated) - 400 yards.** Remember, my patterns are designed with a 10% wiggle room built into the yardage, giving you the flexibility to adjust according to your preferences or leftover yarn.

This unique stitch may appear slightly messy until it is properly blocked, enhancing its overall appearance and texture. For a visual guide, a helpful video demonstrating this stitch can be found on Ravelry, although I'm currently unable to insert the link here. Additionally, a video tutorial for the bind-off technique will be available soon on my YouTube channel, offering you step-by-step guidance to achieve the perfect finish for your shawl.

Be sure to explore additional tips and tricks on my website that will enhance your knitting experience and help you create a beautiful product that showcases your skills. Whether you're a seasoned knitter looking for your next project or a beginner eager to expand your expertise, this boomerang shawl pattern is a perfect choice for expressing creativity while developing your knitting techniques!