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Spring Thaw Shawl
Spring Thaw is a top down triangle with a slightly sloped top edge. It can be blocked straight if preferred and looks good in just about any weight yarn.
The pattern has written and charted instructions for the body and easy shawl edging, and includes charts and suggestions for two optional, intermediate edgings. The shawl can be knit to any size depending on the number of repeats used in the main body section. The charts are set up in landscape, so try to print them out in the landscape option to make sure you have the entire chart. If printed in portrait, you may miss the first few stitches on later rows of the chart.
It has been designed with the bead knitter in mind, so there are many built in spots for those wanting to use beads.
I have uploaded a new version of the charts to take care of the left side of the chart. Everything should print out correctly.
