Please meet the Erigeneia Shawl, which means “Early-born' and was inspired by a sunrise. The delicate and elegant texture will be a perfect addition to your outfit and will make it one of the best summer shawl ideas for elegance. The finished shawl measures approximately 67″ in wingspan and 28” in depth.
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More details about the yarn and project photographed: TrinityStitches's project
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