A recipe for Eastern was requested.
What comes to mind for Easter? For me, mainly colorful eggs ;) and bunnies. Then green meadows and spring flowers.
But how do you put that into a shawl? I tried a lot of things—and actually had to discard quite a few ideas. Unfortunately, my planned Easter bunny just didn’t fit in. But the shape of the shawl was clear from the beginning.
A narrower version was also requested, and I tried to implement that as well.

This project is advanced level.
You should be able to read a chart (if not, feel free to contact me—I try to help ).
You should know:
• Knit and purl stitches
• Yarn overs
• Different types of decreases
• And… counting

individual

• Approx. 1000 m of yarn
(e.g. 4-ply gradient cake yarn, or hand-dyed / regular yarn with approx. 400–420 m per 100 g)
• For the narrower version: approx. 800 m or 2 skeins
• Circular knitting needle at least 80 cm, size 3.5–4.5 mm (german size)
(I personally knit quite loosely and quickly, so I usually need smaller needles)
• 5 stitch markers for sectioning
• Optional: 12 additional markers for pattern sections (e.g. for ray segments)
• Scissors and a needle for weaving in ends