I also made this shawl in navy. I really like the pattern and it was quite simple to follow. I have other yarns that might work well with this pattern.

I’ll offer it for sale and if it doesn’t sell I’ll donate it to the Salvation Army for their Christmas hampers.

I was worried whether the three small balls of yarn I had would be enough for a set, but the hat turned out smaller than I anticipated so there was enough for a scarf about the right size for a small child.

I loved this skein of yarn – both the colours and the knitting pattern that came with it. The finished product – not so much.

I could hardly wait to get to the first colour change. Rather than a gradual move from one colour to the other the shades were just knotted together.

The pattern was interesting in the beginning but rather boring by the time it was finished.

I’m not sure I like the asymmetrical look of the shawl, but it was always intended as a donation so I don’t have to think about how to wrap and wear it.

Pat has a pair of socks made from this very same yarn. I think I used the last of it in this set. We don’t get much winter here but enough that a hat and scarf might be needed on some days.