There’s nothing I love more than a
squishy, springy, cozy shawl in the
middle of winter! I knew I wanted this
asymmetrical, triangular shawl
to have loads of texture and that’s exactly
what it has! There are three sections, 
each with a fun new pattern so you 
never get bored. A choice of 
bind off/edgings from simple to 
advanced adds just a little excitement.
 
I named the shawl, “Sugar on Snow” 
because I’m a Vermont-born girl who 
grew up eating this yummy confection. 
The creamy white and cinnamon 
brown yarns reminded me of snow and 
of the delicious taste of Vermont 
maple syrup during sugaring season. 
(And the pink version, reminded me of 
pink sugar of course!!)
 
Yarn:
Tan + Cream Version:
Color 1- 2 skeins Abundant Earth Fibers Josef + Anni
color: Cinnamon
360 yds/3.5 oz (330 m/100 g):
(or ~ 720 y/360 m of any [sport weight] yarn)
 
Color 2- 1 skein JaggerSpun Green Line Organic Wool 
color: Alabaster 
332 yds/3.5 oz (304 m/100 g):

Total yarn needed: 1,050 yds/960 m

Pink + Cream Version:
Color 1- 2 skeins The Autumn Acorn Naturally Dyed
color: Pinky Peach
328 yds/3.5 oz (300 m/100 g): 
 
Color 2- 1 skein The Autumn Acorn Naturally Dyed color: Undyed
328 yds/3.5 oz (300 m/100 g): 

Total yarn needed: 980 yds/896 m

Needles:
Tan + Cream Version:
I used a US #5, 32 inch circular knitting needle
 
Gauge:
4” x 4” = 22 sts x 26 rows
in Stockinette st (on needle size you used to obtain correct gauge)
 
Finished Measurements:
40” x 86” blocked
 
Happy Knitting!