Construction Wild Rosehips is a top-down triangular shawl started with an i-cord tab, then continued with the normal increases along the sides and the center. The right and the left sides of the shawl are perfectly symmetrical and are divided by a single stitch worked in CC only. Lateral i-cords give a finished look with no effort. The shawl is covered in a filigree of rose berries over a dark background. The background is worked with two yarns held together and the motif is obtained using only one of the two yarns. The berries look like nupps, but are actually a sort of “dip stitch” that is much easier to work (Tutorial included in the pattern). . Sizes: This pattern is adjustable. It’s possible to achieve different sizes simply working more or less repeats of the various part of the pattern. Finished measurements of my sample: Wingspan 165 cm / 66”; depth 75 cm/30”).