Make a Shawl Worth Wearing Again and Again You've been looking for a shawl that actually has something to it. Not just a triangle of plain fabric, but something with real texture, real detail, a finished object that makes the hours of work feel completely worth it. The Sunflower Shawl delivers that. Lace panels and cables work together across an asymmetrical triangle shape to create something that looks genuinely impressive on and off the needles. If you've worked cables and basic lace before but haven't combined them in a larger project yet, this is a satisfying next step. The construction is logical, the charts are clear, and the result is exactly as good as it looks. Skill Level: ExperiencedFinished Size: 66 inches (165 cm) wide, 24 inches (60 cm) at deepest point Combines lace and cable work across a flowing asymmetrical shape, so the finished piece has real visual depth without looking fussy or overworked Sized generously to drape well and actually stay on, whether you're wearing it out or keeping warm at home Includes full written instructions alongside the charts, so you can follow whichever format suits how you work "Blocked beautifully. I keep reaching for it and feeling proud every single time." Materials Fingering or sport weight yarn, approximately 525 yards (shown in 100% merino wool) US 7 (4.5 mm) circular needles Cable needle Stitch markers Tapestry needle
