Length from tip to tip: approx. 210 cm – 82.7 in
Width in the middle: 44 cm – 17.3 in
Needles
Suggested needle size:
3.5 mm / US 4 circular needle (80–100 cm)
(knitted back and forth)
Notions:
Optional: crochet hook for provisional cast-on
1–3 open stitch markers
A small amount of cotton yarn in a contrasting color for provisional cast-on
Yarn Choice
The shawl is knitted with two types of yarn, both with the same yardage:
100 g = 380-400 m / 416-437 yds
Yarn 1: Approx. 200 g (800 m / 874 yds) (e.g. alpaca, wool, or mohair)
Solid color or yarn with a long color gradient
Yarn 2: Approx. 150 g (570 m / 623 yds) yarn with a shorter color gradient – e.g. 3 skeins of 50 g Mille Colori Baby (Lang Yarns)
Gauge
22 stitches = 10 cm (4 in) in garter stitch (garter ridges)
Model in the picture
Yarn 1: Puno – color 978.0015 Yarn 2: Mille Colori Baby – color 845.0096
Both from Lang Yarns (note: discontinued colors)
Construction
The shawl is knitted in modules, using triangles where stitches are picked up along the way – entirely without seams. First, the 8 small triangles are knitted one at a time. Then, the two large triangles, which form the shawl's "wings," are knitted. Finally, the border is added – either by knitting or crocheting it on. The entire shawl is knitted in stripes with two different gradient yarns, which adds contrast and depth to the graphic expression.
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The Name
Hexa Shawl No2is a further development of the original Hexa Shawl No1 (which has been discontinued) – and a precursor toHexa Shawl with iCord