Morning Dew Shawl

The handcrafted measurements may have an error, the size of the sample is for reference only.
Materials: Susan's Family Lamb Wool (Section 1) ＆ South African Soft Mohair Mixed Hand-Knitting Yarn (Section 2 and Section 3)
Needle: 3.75 mm circular needle

Chart Key

K on RS, P on WS: knit on right side, purl on wrong side

kfb: knit through the front and back loop of a single stitch, make 1 stitch into 2

yo: yarn over

k2tog: knit 2 stitches together on right side, purl 2 stitches together on wrong side

skp(o): on right side, slip 1 stitch knitwise, knit next stitch, pass slipped stitch over; on wrong side, change the place of first 2 loops, purl 2 stitches together

P on RS, K on WS: purl on right side, knit on wrong side

sl: slip the stitch with yarn on the wrong side of work.

bead: add a bead into this stitch

Note: 1. This pattern is making in Chinese crochet pattern terms, and the stitch name is written using American terminology. All measurements in charts are in cm. 
2. The chart represent the right side of fabric, so check the key to see how to work a certain symbol on the right side and on the wrong side.

Part 1 Section 1A​ 00' 46'' ​

For the Section 1, use the long-tail cast on method to cast on. Divide horizontally into seven segments from right to left: Right segment 1, Right segment 2, Right segment 3, Middle segment, Left segment 3, Left segment 2, and Left segment 1. Please refer to the video demonstration for more details.

Note: After finishing the Section 1, there are 113 stitches in the middle segment, and 53 stitches in each of the other segmens, for a total of 431 stitches.

Part 2 Section 2B​ 19' 48'' ​

The Section 2 needs to continue increasing stitches, and the increasing pattern is identical to the Section 1. However, the stitch pattern is different from the Section 1, and beads need to be added during knitting. Please refer to the video demonstration for more details.

Note: ① The Right segment 2 and 3 are identical, as are the Left segment 2 and 3.
② The Right and Left segments 1 differ only in the incomplete patterns at the edges, while the complete patterns in the middle segment correspond to those in the other two segments of the same side, including the positions of the beads. 
③ A complete pattern spans 8 rows (11 stitches). Within each segment, beads are added once every other pattern, always on the 4th stitch of the 1st row of a pattern. Bead placement should be staggered between adjacent rows of patterns.
④ When adding beads to incomplete patterns, refer to the chart for guidance, and specific locations can also be determined according to preference. If the number of beads differs from what's indicated in the chart, the required number of beads should be confirmed in advance.

Part 3 Section 3C​ 30' 20'' ​

The Section 3 starts with a cast-on first, then joined to the loops of the Section 2 while knitting. Please refer to the video demonstration for more details.

Note: Starting from row 3, each 16 rows form a sequence (row 3-18 is the first sequence). For a total of 78 sequences + 10 rows. (If the ending doesn't match the chart, adjust according to actual conditions. After finishing, bind off on the right side).