Thank you so much, Annu! 🥰

Thank you so much, Norma! Happy (shawl and cowl) knitting!

What a way to go though.Greetings from Moira in Australia 🇦🇺

Hi Judy, what weight yarn are you using? I tend to go up to really big needles (at least a US 11 or higher) for this project.

@@nobleknits I had bought some shawl in a ball and it suggested using a size 8 and I is considered to be a 4 but more like a 3 in my opinion. Since I give most of the things I make to the food pantry and a few churches I use Mandala for my shawls but red heart yarn for my hats, mittens and crowls. With Mandala yarn I use a size 8 and if I am crocheting I see what it suggests

Sounds good, enjoy! 😀

Can you please give me a tip about linen yarns? Because it is my first time to knit with it, and I don't know what project will suit it. I tried the fine or dk weight yarn linen yarn-i tripled the strands. I saw in the internet, linen yarn will soften. I tried knitting it with this beautiful pattern and the other lovely shawl, but I think I'm more familiar with cotton or wool, than linen yarn-because it is so think to go together with both of the pattern.

@@HandiworksbyClyne Hi, I sure can give you some info on linen. 😀Check out this post I wrote - 10 questions you should ask before knitting with linen yarn: blog.nobleknits.com/blog/linen-yarn-guide

@@nobleknits Thank you!! Oh yes, I've seen that before. I will review it. ☺️❤️ GOD bless and stay safe.

Hi Paula, you can use a size 8 needle, however it will make several changes to the design. This shawl was knitted on a much larger needle, so if you use an 8, the stitches will be much smaller resulting in a much smaller finished project. To compensate for that, you'll need more yarn (probably twice as much) and instead of working to 50 stitches on the needle before increasing at both ends, you'll need to knit to about 75 sts. Enjoy!