This shawl is a fusion of two of my most cherished patterns: Pure Joy and Hipster shawls. It has an irregular crescent shape, with striped wedges separated by delicate bands of cross-stitch lace (you can find a video tutorial to the Hipster stitch pattern here).
This shawl is worked from the top-down, using short rows to create wedges that give the shawl an off-centered look.
 
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 
Wingspan: 42½“ 186 cm. 
Depth at deepest point: 16” 40 cm.
 
MATERIALS 
Yarn: 
7 skeins of Kupa by Myak (50% Yak / 50% Cotton; 127 yards 116 m / 25g), or 790 yards (730 m)] of fingering weight yarn in 2 different colors: 4 skeins or 460 yards 420 m in color 1 (shown in color Samana, light gray) and 3 skeins or 330 yards 310 m in color 2 (shown in color Avalokita, dark gray). 
Needles: US 5 3.75 mm needles, at least 40” 100 cm long. 
Other notions: Stitch markers, tapestry needle, blocking aids.
Tips for substituting 
The yarn I used in the pattern comes in small 25g skeins, than can easily be substituted with any other fingering weight yarn. If you use 1 skein for color 1, make sure you have the actual required yardage, which is larger than a regular skein of fingering weight.
 
GAUGE 
18 sts and 40 rows to 4” 10 cm in garter st on US 5 3.75 mm needles after blocking and stretching. 
Before measuring, make sure your swatch goes through the same blocking and pinning process as your shawl will.