Jenny Lake Shawl by Carolyn Holbrook in Mountain Meadow Wool Cody

Time to embark on a knitting adventure with the Jenny Lake Shawl using Mountain Meadow Wool Cody yarn. This yarn is sport weight 100% Mountain Merino Wool made in Wyoming, USA. It is so soft and so squishy, making it the perfect match for this gorgeous design. The shawl's design elements take you on a journey from garter stitch peaks to lacey flower fields.

Just choose your favorite colorway from the gorgeous artisan dyed colors and we'll tuck all of your lovely yarn into The Woolly Thistle Tote along with a TWT stitch marker. Wrap yourself in a little bit of Wyoming history and artistry, with this project! 

Yarn Set Includes:

• 5x 56g skeins of Mountain Meadow Wool Cody yarn (select colorway)
• The Woolly Thistle stitch marker (selection varies)
• The Woolly Thistle Tote - Small

The pattern is not included for this yarn set and must be purchased directly from the designer on Ravelry: Jenny Lake Shawl by Carolyn Holbrook

Construction Information from Ravelry: A triangular shaped shawl starting with a garter stitch tab and increases at each side and along the center of every right side row. We begin our knitting journey at the top of the shawl by including the Native American Symbol for the four seasons, in honor of Jenny. We move on to the the majestic mountain range pattern and go down the mountains to a simple tree pattern. Our next stop is a field of flowers, done in a simple lacework stitch. As we continue on our journey, you have a craggy rock pattern, since you might have come across a rock cairn or two marking a hiking trail. In between are garter stitch rows and a picot bind off to end our shawl knitting trek.

Finished Dimensions: 88” x 35” 

Colors Options: Mountain Meadow Wool Cody

Light Grey
Pansy
Pasque Flower
Teal
Spruce
Marigold
Salmon

As always, it is important to manage gauge to ensure you will have enough yarn. If you are worried, you can purchase an extra skein! Please remember that every effort is taken to represent the true colors of the yarn and that monitor settings will vary.