“Halligarth – Shetland-Style Lace Shawl” by Gudrun Johnston for Brooklyn Tweed is a lovely geometric triangle shawl that reminds me of pine trees. (It’s on my bucket list to knit.) Large enough to cuddle up in for warmth, or knit smaller if desired. 8 pages, clear page protector included

From Brooklyn Tweed: “A tribute to a beautiful woodland in the designer’s native Shetland, this shawl uses a traditional lace motif to depict a copse of trees. The triangular shape grows from a single stitch. The stitches are left live along the long edge while yarn-over loops are picked up along the other two edges to anchor the lace edging, which is worked sideways (perpendicular to the body of the shawl). Halligarth can be worked as a shawlette or as a more traditional large shawl. Please note: the stitch patterns in this shawl are charted only.”

Yarn: Fingering weight
Yardage for Small - Large: 590 - 1175 yards (539 - 1074 m)

Needles
Size A (for Center Triangle): US 6 (4 mm) 32” (or longer) circular needle
Size B (for Edging): US 7 (4.5mm) 40” circular needle

Gauge
20 stitches & 38 rows = 4” in lace pattern from Shawl Chart with Size A needle, after blocking
20 stitches & 28 rows = 4” in lace pattern from Edging Chart with Size B needle, after blocking

Finished Dimensions
Small (Large) 51 (63)“ wingspan; 27¼ (33½)” height at center spine