Serotonin - a shawl in a special way

Sometimes you come up with strange ideas.
For example, I thought you could try turning a molecule into a shawl pattern ;)
Especially when you read the slogan of a yarn festival that says: The festival of happiness hormones.
And what does such a thing actually look like?
Okay — that’s a challenge.
Thought and done. And after a lot of ripping back, recalculating, and wanting to throw it into the corner, something actually came out of it — well, at least I think so. I think it’s really cool, and you can actually use it for quite a few things — the Serotonin shawl.

It was designed so that even beginners can have a non-frustrating experience.
You should, however, be able to knit and purl. The rest you’ll learn along the way, like how to work short rows or an I-cord edge g.
The shawl also forgives small mistakes or if the stitch count isn’t exactly right. It’s all half as bad and can be corrected easily.

one size

• 300 g sock yarn (400 m per 100 g), preferably hand-dyed in a faded set or a coordinated gradient set
• If you want to knit the two-color version, you’ll need 150 g each of two contrasting colors
• Circular needle size 3–4 mm
• 2 stitch markers
• Pom-pom maker size 3–5 cm (depending on desired size)
• Scissors
• Tapestry needle for weaving in ends