Knitting (derived from the word ‘knot’) is the process of using two of more needles to create a fabric made of a series of loops.  Loops and loops and more loops makes something wearable. Here is Wavy Wave.

A voluminous shawl worked in Warm Moonshine (three different colours – 2 skeins in Colour 1 and one skein in Colour 2), plus one skein of Thin Zebra. Cast-on and work two skeins (in Colour 1 and Colour 2), cast-off, then pick-up stitches on the long edge and work in one skein of Thin Zebra, then two skeins of Colour 1, work a few rows of pattern repeat in Colour 2 and cast off in Thin Zebra.

The wave pattern-repeat in meditative and relaxing to work. Wavy Wave is a simple structure but looks dynamic and razzmatazz-y.

YOU WILL NEED 
1 x 100g THIN ZEBRA,  4ply,  400m/100g, 100% Highland Wool
4 x 100g WARM MERRY O, 4ply, 311m/100g, 50% Superwash Merino, 50% Silk - 3 x main colour – in sample this is Tone (grey), 1 x contrast colour – in sample this is Don’t Explain (raspberry)
3.5mm 100cm circular needle (worked forwards and backwards)
Sewing-up needle

ABBREVIATIONS
k: knit   |   p: purl   |   Rnd: round   |   st/sts:  stitch/stitches    
pm / slm / m: place marker / slip marker / marker
D inc. :  Double increase, work 3sts out of next st as follows: k1tbl, k1, k1tbl (increase: one st becomes three sts)
sl1 wyib / sl1 wyif: slip one st with yarn in the back /yarn in front, without working  
k2tog: k2 sts together as one (decrease)
sl1: slip a st without working
psso:  pass slipped st over st just worked
yo: yarn-over, starting at front of work pass yarn over needle to back. When you reach a yo on next row, work as directed. This should create a hole.

GAUGE: 22sts and 26 rows in stocking stitch per 10cm on 4mm needle

SIZE: finished measurements when washed and blocked: width 210cm, length 140cm