Prismatic Honeycomb Shawl pattern PDF

Modular hexagons interlock to form this intriguingly shaped shawl. Each section is added to the existing piece seamlessly for minimal finishing, and this is the perfect project to build your skills at picking up stitches and working in the round. For the hexagons, use a set of mini skeins for maximum color, or try a gradient yarn for an interesting variation. Larger size is shown above and smaller size is shown on final page. This is an advanced beginner project - you should be comfortable casting on, knitting, purling, and binding off. Additional skills in the pattern include picking up stitches, decreases, and increases. This is a modular design with no seaming, and surprisingly easy to complete! This listing is for a digital download of the pattern instructions as a PDF file, and you will get a link to download it after checking out, plus an email with the link. You may not distribute, sell, or share this pattern in any format. GAUGE 4" = 24 sts and 30 rounds in Stocking Stitch, blocked Note: yarns shown usually knit at 26-31 sts to 4" in Stocking Stitch FINISHED DIMENSIONS Length: 15(23)" Width at Widest Point: 36(52)" MATERIALS 420(650) yards fingering weight yarn OR 50(70) yards fingering weight yarn in each of 10 colors for hexagons 220(390) yards fingering weight yarn for edging US 5 (3.75mm) 16" circular needles and 36" or longer circular needles or size needed to obtain gauge US 5 (3.75mm) set of 4 double-pointed needles or size needed to obtain gauge stitch markers in three styles: 1 beginning of round marker, 6 decrease markers, 10 increase markers yarn needle pins for blocking Yarns shown: Wonderland Dyeworks Sock (80% superwash merino wool/20% nylon; 390 yards/100 grams) Schoppel-Wolle Zauberball (75% superwash wool/25% nylon; 459 yards/100 grams) Shibui Birch (100% merino wool; 262 yards/50 grams)