Mesa is a garter stitch collared shawl with the impression of a soft, unstructured jacket when worn draped around the shoulders and closed in the front with JUL styling tools. This simple shape may be styled in multiple ways that create several fresh looks.
My intention with this pattern is to bring the idea of size-inclusivity to an accessory that is typically treated as un-sized. Yet scale matters in the realm of shawls and whether the scale of a shawl corresponds well to your body is potentially the difference between a wonderful, wearable knitwear wardrobe staple and a heartbreaking waste of time and material.
I have developed a series of measurements that takes the mystery out of this question of scale. The customization instructions direct you to take relevant measurements to ensure the scale of the shawl’s elements works for your body and your preferences.
Scales 1 and 2 call for fingering weight yarn but the shawl may be knit in any weight fiber and a range of needles sizes using the Customization instructions. Executing a gauge swatch is critical for this project.

Finished Dimensions
Scale 1
Fit model shoulder width - 14 inches/36cm
Shawl body - 56 inches/142cm wide x 19 inches/48cm deep
Shawl collar - 32 inches/81cm wide x 6 inches/15 cm deep

Scale 2
Fit model shoulder width - 17 inches/43cm
Shawl body - 64 inches/163cm wide x 26 inches/66cm deep
Shawl collar - 40 inches/102 cm wide x 8 inches/20cm deep

Custom Scale
Dimensions depend upon body measurements and individual preference

Materials
Tapestry needle
JUL Stud Buttons or other other JUL Styling Tools
Scale 1
Approximately 1580 yards fingering weight yarn
Scale 2
Approximately 1500 yards fingering weight yarn
Personal Scale
To calculate yardage based on dimensions and a swatch, you can consult this calculator to figure out how many skeins you will need of your chosen yarn:
https://www.goodknitkisses.com/interactive-knitting-calculator/#yardage