Happy Scrappy Shawl

This delightful and scrappy shawl pattern is perfect for knitters looking to explore a variety of fingering weight yarns! With options ranging from Superwash Merino, Merino Nylon, Merino Silk, and MCN, to Wool Alpaca Blend, you'll find the ideal materials to create a unique piece that's truly your own. Don't hesitate to dive into your stash and raid your leftover yarns—this project is all about having fun and getting creative!

If you feel like your scrap yarn collection is running low, don't worry! You can easily pick two of your favorite colors and stripe them together to create a gorgeous shawl. The fun fringe-making technique remains the same, allowing you to customize your project to your personal style.

Have any questions about this intriguing shawl design? Be sure to check out the detailed blog post linked here for more tips and ideas!

YARN: You'll need approximately 800-900 yards (or 220 grams) of fingering weight yarn, making it a great opportunity to use up those leftover skeins.

NEEDLES: Use US size 5 (3.75 mm) needles with a 32” (80 cm) cable or longer to comfortably work on this pattern.

NOTIONS: Don't forget to have a tapestry needle on hand for finishing touches!

GAUGE: Achieve a gauge of 22 stitches by 23 garter bumps over 4 inches (10 cm) in garter stitch. Make sure to adjust your needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge!

SIZE: The finished shawl measures approximately 75” wide by 21” deep (or 191 cm wide by 53 cm deep

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