Description
Nightshift Shawl – Drea Renee Knits Mosaic, multi color asymmetrical triangle shawl. Kits Available.
Gauge: 20 sts & 28 rows = 4”/10 cm
Finished Measurements:
- Wingspan – 65”
- Center depth – 31”
Materials Used: 6 colors Worsted Weight yarn, 1 skein each (220 yds) We recommend Noro Ito x 2 balls or Malabrigo Rios x 6 colours or pick a kit of 6 x 60 grams
Needle Size: US 8/5 mm (32 in/80 cm-40 in/100 cm circular recommended)
Skill Level: Intermediate
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