Amapola Shawl by Amy Gunderson

This scarf is made in a modular fashion. Each square is worked off the sides of previously completed squares. Weave or knit in yarn tails as you go for faster finishing at the end. Colors transition by alternating a diagonal tiers of single color squares with tiers of 2-color squares for a slow, gradient effect. Follow the diagram to see how the squares are positioned and colored, noting that each tier is worked diagonally from right down to left.

Sizes

One Size

Finished Measurements

Width: 19”/48.5 cm
Length: 100”/255 cm

Yarn

Amano Andes (60% Alpaca, 40% Patagonian Wool; 164 yds/150m per 50g)

Shown in:

• C1: #2709 Quinoa Beige – 1 skein
• C2: #2700 Salcantay – 3 skeins
• C3: #2701 Huascarán – 2 skeins
• C4: #2702 Ampato – 2 skeins
• C5: #2707 Alpaca Brown – 2 skeins
• C6: #2706 Highland Heather – 2 skeins
• C7: #2705 Kantu Blossom – 2 skeins

Yardage

2000 - 2296 yards (1829 - 2099 m)

Needles

US 6/4mm or size needed to obtain gauge - 24”/60cm circular

Notions

Removable stitch marker, tapestry needle, US Size E-4/3.5 mm crochet hook (for edging only)

Gauge

20 sts x 20 rows = 4” in patt after blocking (1 square = 4.5”/11.5 cm after blocking)