Clair de Lune is French and means moonlight. It is the name for this wonderful elegant shawl. It is a variation of the pattern “Seray” which I adapted to this shawl.

The shawl's length and width are variable, and it can be worked in many yarn weights.
It will look especially nice when using a gradient yarn such as Laceball by Schoppel. For a light and lofty shawl, the chosen yarn should not be thicker than fingering weight.

• knit
• purl
• yarn over
• Knit stitches together
• Provisional cast-on
• slip stitches
• Knitting lace pattern

**This knitting pattern runs 8 pages and contains knitting charts, a detailed written part and a schematic.

The skill level is medium, but even ambitious beginners will find the pattern easy to follow.

The shawl's size can be varied in width and height. With the yarn used in the original it has a size of approx. 200 x 47 cm after stretching (this number is only an approximate value).

• approx. 200 - 225 grams [7 - 8 oz] of yarn
• circular knitting needle size matching to the used yarn
• a piece of waste yarn and a crochet hook for the provisional cast-on
• a few stitch markers
• sewing needle
• small amount of spray starch
• kitchen scales
• scissors