Liebe Hannah Shawl

This pattern is designed by Martina Behm.

A shawl to keep you warm: “Liebe Hannah” (German: “Dear Hannah”) is so big that you can wrap yourself in it or fold it lengthwise as a voluminous scarf. Who needs a winter coat when you have a shawl like this? The inspiration for this pattern was the literary character “Hannah” from a book that I love very much: “Junge Frau, am Fenster stehend, Abendlicht, blaues Kleid”
Hannah always misses the opportunity to buy herself a warm winter coat and keeps freezing in the cold Berlin winter. But with this shawl, I am sure she will be fine!
The fun construction of this shawl will look fab in your favorite colors (find kits in Strickmich! Shop). Bonus: You (almost!) don’t have to cast on or bind off

Measurements
Side length: 210 cm (83 inches)
Depth: 66 cm (26 inches)
Diagonal: approx. 276 cm (109 inches)

Gauge 20 stitches / 10 cm / 4 inches in garter stitch

Tools
3.5-4 mm (US 4-6) circular needle, Length: 100 cm (40 inches) or more

Yarn
7 Skeins Rosy Green Wool Cheeky Merino Joy (320 m / 100 g), here:
4 x Brombeersorbet 105 (A) (for a smaller shawl you will need less)
1 x Rosa Orchidee 138 (B)
1 x Melange Lava 259 (C)
1 x Schwarzer Kater 060 (D)