This fingering weight shawl is just full of varying stripes and lace elements. The three colors fade into each other throughout six sections of this shawl in varying designs to create a truly engaging knit. I have named this the ‘Ocean Horizon Shawl’ because the stripes remind me of a setting sun over the water. The shawl is constructed by casting on at the right corner and knitting sideways to the left edge. You will slowly increase as you go to create a scalene triangular shape. I have knit my shawl using La Jolla fingering weight yarn from Baah Yarns and I just love how these three colors complement each other so well.

Gauge
21 sts and 30 rows make a 4” (10 cm) square in stockinette stitch, worked flat, AFTER blocking

Finished measurements
Center depth: 34” (86.25cm), Wingspan: 75” (190.5cm)

Materials
862 total yards (248g/788m) of fingering weight yarn in 3 colors (I used La Jolla from Baah Yarn)
Yardage breakdown:
Color A (Ring Bare-er): 243yds (70g/222m)
Color B (La Vie En Rose): 247yds (71g/226m)
Color C (Beach Glass): 372yds (107g/340m)
US 5 (3.75mm) circular needles with a 40” (100cm) cord or longer Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Blocking mats and pins

Skills/stitches Required
Knit/purl
Decrease stitches: k2tog, p2tog
Increase stitches: YO kfb, pfb