My first shawl pattern! Another little milestone, and another step in my ongoing mission to put fair isle on everything.
I’m so pleased with how cute this came out! This is a bit smaller than a standard shawl, more of a shawlette, and is great as a wrap, or folded as a scarf. As of now, it’s a bit too hot (tropical almost??) in the UK for wearing such a thing, but I figure if you cast on now it’ll be ready just in time for the first Autumn breezes to hit.
As always, my patterns are available for sale on Ravelry, and you can buy Pipsqueak by hitting this button right here:
Pattern Details:
Dimensions:
The finished shawl is intended to be approximately 160 cm wide and 30 cm deep at its deepest point.
Tools:
3.0 mm (US size 2)circular 100cm
3.25 mm (US size 3)circular 100cm
Also required – tapestry needle
Gauge:
Matching gauge is not essential but recommended if you want to achieve the stated dimensions.
Garter stitch is 5sts/13rws per inch on smaller needles
One repeat of Chart B is 7.5cm/ 3” wide and 5cm/ 2” high on larger needles
Yarn Requirements:
4-ply wool or wool mix yarn in the following quantities :
Yarn A (Red) – 684 m/750 yds
Yarn B (White) – 184m/ 200 yds
Yarn C (Green) – 12m /25 yds
Yarn D (Brown) – 1m /1 yd
Sample uses Jamieson & Smith 2-ply jumper weight (114 m/125 yd per 25g ball)
A pile of sheep 
The apples are so cute!