Finished Size About33 1/2 x 42in. (85 x 106.5cm) at longest and widest
Customer Reviews
Who says you can't wear a scarf in summer? Light, cool, and soft. The color changes were easy and gives a nice, modern effect. The asymmetrical shape offers different wearing options. Quick and easy. Truboo yarn is a favorite.
I've made two shawls now with Truboo yarn and just love it! Soft feel, nice sheen, lovely drape. Also love the fact that it's not synthetic (acrylic or polyester).
This shawl took me longer than I thought it would but I did figure out a little hack for the color changes.
**Use this for color changing method**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrzzZ_8lvsE&t=195s
Used Coboo as I got it on sale, was one row short of color B.
See notes here https://www.ravelry.com/projects/silkhope86/tri-color-shawl
I love the look of the finished piece, but the Truboo yarn split very easily and the final piece did not look as nice as I'd desired. Overall though I think this pattern is worth making!
Customer Reviews
Who says you can't wear a scarf in summer? Light, cool, and soft. The color changes were easy and gives a nice, modern effect. The asymmetrical shape offers different wearing options. Quick and easy. Truboo yarn is a favorite.
I've made two shawls now with Truboo yarn and just love it! Soft feel, nice sheen, lovely drape. Also love the fact that it's not synthetic (acrylic or polyester).
This shawl took me longer than I thought it would but I did figure out a little hack for the color changes.
**Use this for color changing method**
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrzzZ_8lvsE&t=195s
Used Coboo as I got it on sale, was one row short of color B.
See notes here https://www.ravelry.com/projects/silkhope86/tri-color-shawl
I love the look of the finished piece, but the Truboo yarn split very easily and the final piece did not look as nice as I'd desired. Overall though I think this pattern is worth making!