The Shaelyn Shawl by Leila Raabe.   I used one strand of Madeline Tosh Pashmina in Betty Draper's Blues and one strand of Rowan Kidsilk Night in Navy.  The color is not showing up that well in the pictures.  It is a dark denim blue and goes with everything.   The Kidsilk Night adds just a touch of sparkle.  Both yarns were leftovers from my stash and I kept knitting until I ran out of yarn.  But I ran out too soon and had to improvise with another leftover navy yarn to bind off. 
It's a very simple fan and feather lace, very easy pattern to memorize and was a great travel project.  If you are suspicious of lace at all, this is one pattern that you can conquer.  Very easy and very effective, you will look like a lace pro.
I made this super large, seven lace repeats in all.  I wanted a big old shawl I could wrap up in and keep warm.  Pashmina is mostly merino wool with some silk and cashmere and the Kidsilk is mostly mohair, also with some silk.  The combo makes such a lux shawl, so very soft, so very warm.  I finished this a few weeks ago  and have worn it a an outdoor evening party, the ice-cold movie theater and the freezing doctor's office...such a handy shawl.  I'll be wearing it to the beach this 4th of July, our northern California beaches are usually pretty chilly.