Nina Machlin Dayton Geometry Shawl PDF

Large or small, the Geometry Shawl by Nina Machlin Dayton is a simple, elegant shawl that evokes the lines we all drew with our protractors in math class. A great chance to combine colors, this pattern also uses only 10 (Small) and 25 (Large) yards of worsted/aran weight yarn (in addition to the fingering weight used for the body of the shawl) for the Contrasting Color edging, so it’s a great use for those leftover scraps. Have no fear of the crochet hook - its use is completely explained in the pattern. Worked from the top down, with two sizes and endless possibilities for color combinations, you can knit this shawl over and over again, and still want just one more…

This pattern is available as a PDF download.

Sizes: S (L); Approximate measurements - 22” deep, 46” wingspan (32”deep, 66” wingspan)
Yarn: 400 (800) yards fingering weight yarn (MC), and 10 (25) yards worsted or aran weight yarn in a contrasting color (CC). The blue Sample was made from
Dream in Color Smooshy with Cashmere (MC) with Malabrigo Merino Worsted (CC, WEBS does not carry) and the grey sample was made from Anzula Squishy (MC) and Malabrigo Merino Worsted (CC, WEBS does not carry).
Needles & Hook: Size 5 circular needle with at least a 24” cable, Size J crochet hook 
Gauge: 22 stitches and 46 rows to 4”in garter stitch. Differences in gauge will impact the finished size of the shawl and the yardage used, but are not crucial to fit