for you to make

Many Good Wishes is a crazy wrap, just glorious to drape around your body.  Two hanks of hand-dyed yarn, one 4ply and one dk, are used to create the shawl. MGW has lots of short-row shaping (turn and wrap), pompoms and i-cord embellishments. You’ll end up with a weird triangle. It is large and enveloping to swoosh around you for work or play.

YOU WILL NEED
1 x 100g WARM MOONSHINE (4ply, 400m/100g, 70% alpaca, 20% silk, 10% cashmere)  and  1 x 100g LIGHT MOONSHINE (DK, 225m/100g, same content as WM) 
4mm 60cm circular needle , 4mm double pointed needles for i-cord

FINISHED SIZE (when washed and hung-up to dry), not including i-cords
Length: 75cm (from i-cord to bottom of petals), width: 160cm
GAUGE: 20sts to 10cm on 4mm needles in stocking st

ABBREVIATIONS
k: knit |  p: purl  |  R: row | st(s): stitch(es)
pm: place marker   |   slm: slip marker
RS/WS: right-side / wrong-side facing
yo:  yarn  over,  starting  at  front  of  work pass yarn over right-hand needle to back. When you reach the yo on next row, work as directed. This should create a hole.
Double yo (dyo):  starting  at  front  of  work pass yarn over right-hand needle to back, repeat . When you reach the ‘yos’ on next row, work as directed.
3xyo / 4xyo  starting  at  front  of  work pass yarn over right-hand needle to back 3 times making 3 loops / 4 times making 4 loops . When you reach the ‘yos’ on next row, work as directed.
kfb: k into front and then back of st, creating 2sts out of one
k2tog: k two st as one
wyif: with yarn in front

Pattern note: Being bold enough to work at a very loose gauge is beneficial. What may seem like over-cooked noodles on your needles will, after blocking, produce a light and airy fabric, good for trapping air and warmth without bulk.