Viola

The errata has been corrected on the pattern, ensuring you have the most accurate instructions!

After completing section 7 of this stunning shawl design, you will have 349 sts on your needles, ready to transition into the beautiful edging section.

Section 8 - Edging
In this section, the elegant Trefoil pattern is created using color #3. This pattern is skillfully knitted onto the live stitches along the edge of the shawl, enhancing its overall beauty. To begin, take a spare DPN (double-pointed needle) of the same size as your working needles and cast on 5 stitches using color #3.

In a notable modification, you will eliminate rows 2 and 3 from the Trefoil pattern, working only row 1 as detailed below:

Next row: Knit 4, knit the last stitch together with the first of the live stitches along the shawl edge.

Once you've finished this setup, proceed to the complete "Trefoil Edging" instructions. When all rows of the "Trefoil Edging" have been completed, you should have 1 live stitch remaining on the edge of your beautifully crafted shawl.

Now, continue with the following steps:
Next row: Slip 1, k4.
The following row: Knit 4, and then knit the last stitch together with the first of the live stitches on the shawl edge.

Remember to work these last two rows only once.

This exquisite shawl, named after Viola from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, was originally designed for the Wooly Wonka Fibers Shakespeare in Lace Club for December 2010. **It is now available to you for both free and paid access, so you can bring this stunning design into your knitting repertoire!

Creating this shawl not only offers a challenging yet rewarding knitting project but also allows you to delve into the timeless beauty of lacework. Embrace your knitting journey and enjoy every stitch of this enchanting pattern. Download your pattern today and bring a touch of Shakespearean elegance to your collection!