This piece of Wild Knitting didn't want to be tamed at all. I can't even decide what to call it - a shaped wrap - a shawl with armholes - a pull-over -
The construction consists of 5 panels - two for the back and three for the front.
The yarn is Lang, Mille Colori Baby, colour 845. I used 4.0mm circular needles.
The latest shawl has only a few stripes of wild lace to show off the colour changes. The turquoise border shows the same (feather&fan) pattern with the WS rows in purl instead of knit stitches. The wide wavy border is worked in short rows.
Here are some pictures of my latest dyeing. The yarn is a blend of 87% Alpaca and 17% Merino which makes it wonderfully soft 500m/100g. The camera and monitor might slightly alter the colours but I think the pictures give a good idea.
A thicker Alpaca yarn will be dyed next and a pure Merino Yarn.
The recipe for this shrug I found on 'ravelry', also the idea of mixing different colour ways of sock yarn by knitting with 2-3 balls and changing every or every other row. I needed 450 instead of 570 stitches because I used thicker needles (4.0mm) and wild lace patterns. The shrug has very nice drape and is a pleasure to wear.