Approximately 250 yards each of three colors of Worsted Weight yarn that knits up at a gauge of 16 sts and 24 rows over 4” / 10cm in Tweed Stitch.

I Used:

• Brooklyn Tweed Shelter (American Targhee-Columbia Wool; 50 grams/140 yards 128 meters). MC: 2 skeins. CC1 & 2: 2 Skeins each.
• 2 Skeins for Main Color- Iceberg: 250 yards / 228 meters.
• 2 Skeins for Contrast Color 1 – Fossil: 250 yards / 228 meters.
• 2 Skeins for Contrast Color 2 – Tartan: 250 yards / 228 meters.

16 sts and 24 rows = 4” in Three Color Tweed Stitch Pattern worked flat.

US Size 8 / 5 mm circular needle 32”/80cm length for the neckline AND 40” / 100 cm length for the body of the shawl.

Always choose the needle size that you need in order to obtain the pattern’s gauge.

Finished Measurements (after blocking):

• Wingspan: 56” / 162. 5 cm
• Depth (measured from the long edge to the shawl’s deepest point): 44” / 79 cm

• 2 Stitch markers
• Highlighter Tape (optional – to keep your place in the pattern)
• Measuring Tape
• Tapestry Needle
• Wool Wash and Blocking Mats

• Changing and Carrying Colors Up the Side of Your Knitting
• Make One Left Increase
• Mosaic/Slip Stitch Knitting
• Icelandic Bindoff Method