Mock me shawl, pattern

This easy to create crescent shaped shawl is mostly knitted in Garter stitch, top down with an ever increasing and interesting lacy appearing edge. The bottom border is done in a mock cable pattern, hence the name. It is very easy to do and without a cable needle! Everyone will think you cabled the beautiful border~
A perfect fool the eye project…

Hopefully you will enjoy your shawl as much as I am enjoying mine!

The blocked measurements are: 89” in total span along border and 15” in height.

Yarn
1 Skein of Yarnology with 238 yards and 7 changes in varying textures, weights, fibers and colors.
1 Skein of Bambon with 154 yards in a DK weight in a blend of 60% cotton and 40% bamboo.

Knit kits with everything available HERE

Alternatively use your stash in 7 portions of varying weights in C1 sport, C2/3 fingering, C4 worsted, C5 DK, C6 fingering, C7 sport (in that order) in portions of 34 yards each and in colors that will please you.
Plus a DK weight yarn, 152 yards for the bottom border.

Notions
US size 10.5 (6.5 mm) circular needle 40” (101 cm) in length
Darning needle or crochet hook for weaving in ends

Gauge
3 sts and 7 rows in 1” of Garter stitch, unblocked, counting 4 ridges in sport weight yarn

Level of Expertise: Easy

The pattern is written and has a chart for the Mock cable border~

For the immediate download via Ravelry click HERE  or just add the pattern to your Yarnz2go shopping cart (slight delay).

Happy knitting!