Chroma, triangular lace shawl

Beautiful remnants of yarn are often left once you finish a project and it is such a shame to throw them away. So we tend to store them with a view to using them sometime in the future but for what?
Chroma is a shawl made from remnants of yarn that gives these scraps a new reason for being. Whether sorting them colour by colour or with contrasting colours, those scraps of yarn achieve an amazing new lease on life with this shawl. You can knit it in any desired size, a neckerchief, a stylish shawl or a huge shawl to cuddle into. What is more, the different patterns are easy to do but look amazing and seem to knit up all by themselves.

You can use any desired yarn for this pattern.

Pattern contains knitting charts as well as written pattern.

Very detailed pattern, 8 pages, with knitting chart and written pattern for the chart.
Many photos, plus 4 easy to follow photo tutorials on knitting stitches together and a special bind off technique.

Written explanation for the different stitches in the legend.

Skill level: beginner

Skills:

knit (k)
purl (p)
yarnover (yo)

contains 3 phototutorials for:

• skp
• k2tog
• sl1-k2tog-psso

1 photo tutorial for:

• Knotty-bind-off

Size: width x length (A x B):
130 x 65 cm; 51 x 25 ½”; or any desired size

Materials:
Sock yarn 4-ply (420m/100g): here: 17 g yellow, 35 g yellow/greenish, 26 g blue; circular needles 5 mm (US8), 1 stitch marker, 3 sets of beads

Or: any amount of yarn or different colours or any desired yarn, whatever you have left over. Needles 2 or 3 sizes bigger as recommended.

Gauge: (pattern colour 1)
16 stitches x 32 rows = 10 x 10 cm; 4 x 4”