Hazel Blumberg-McKee

To reply to Megan Watson: If you read the pattern, it calls for a dark color, number 03. You do not have to use the color that the pattern calls for. You can pick any color that is available. The shawl is not advertised as being of any particular color. It simply calls for a color in the "Dream Colour" line. So, in future, please take a look at the yarns on offer, and pick a color that you like. A pattern may be an "advertisement" for a particular type of yarn, but it doesn't tell you which color to use. There are no knitting police. You can use any color that you would like to use. And you don't even need to use "Dream Colour" brand yarn, but rather can use any color in your stash. I am totally puzzled by your anger.

Virginie

This was my first shawl. I thought I would make it as a gift, and that it would be a good project to practice adding and picking up stitches.
It was very fun to see the colour shifts, and the wool is actually very soft and so nice and comfortable I decided to keep it for myself!
I thought I didn't like shawls, turn out I love this one! Both the yarn and pattern are great and I'm looking forward to knitting more.
😁

Maria

I loved making this shawl! It's an unusual design that knits up quickly for stunning results.
This is the pattern that introduced me to Hobbii, so I used another brand of yarn to make the shawl---but I've been buying Hobbii yarn ever since.

Arla

I have knitted this shawl four times, each in a different color of Dream Colors. Each one has turned out beautifully. The one I kept gets many comments each time I wear it. LOVE x 10!

Megan Watson

I am very disappointed in the advertising for this shawl. The ad appears to suggest that the knitted shawl in the picture is the colour 'spring' which is is not!
I expected the muted shades in the picture and what I have received is a mix of bright green pink and purple.
I think the ad is misleading .