Susan

This pattern is written in a way that makes it appear harder than it is. It explains in detail the first 10 rows but really, I got what's going on well before that. There's essentially two types of rows: shell rows, and foundation rows for the shells to build onto. Once you figure this out, you can do the rest of the kerchief without even looking at the instructions. It's a very pretty pattern, light and airy looking. You really could keep going with this and make a very big shawl if you use a yarn that isn't as stretchy as the Merino that's suggested.

Julia

I ran out of yarn with this shawl. I only had enough yarn for the 25 shell rows and the set up border row.
My first ball of yarn was very good but my second ball had multiple splits and a knot where I guess it had to be put together.
The shawl is very pretty and was fun to make but I was very disappointed with the second ball of yarn and not having enough yarn to make the final two rows of the pretty border.
I will include the picture in the photo tab since I don’t see an option to do it here.