Knitting pattern for a Brioche lace triangular shawl

Knitting pattern for the Brioche Lace Fisterra shawl "Fisterra is inspired by the dramatic beauty of Spain’s ‘Land’s End,’ where the sky meets the Atlantic in a breathtaking display. Just as the coastline blends strength and delicacy, this shawl combines the structure of brioche with the lightness of lace. Its flowing lines and textures echo the rolling waves and ever-changing light of the sea." This shawl combines the rhythmic flow of brioche with the delicate beauty of lace. It features one-color brioche and stocking stitch stripes, leading into a simple lace pattern. The shawl begins with a garter stitch tab and is worked outward from the center spine to form two triangles. Once the brioche and stocking stitch stripes are established within the increases, the lace pattern is introduced. Like most lace patterns, the decreases and eyelets are worked on the right side. A final row of eyelets adds the finishing touch." Finished size:- Deep (central spine) 30 inch / 76 cm Width 80 inch / 2 metres Yarn: West Yorkshire Spinners Exquisite 4ply (80% Falkand Island wool, 20% Mulberry silk) 100g / 400m (437 yards). Needles: 4mm (UK 8/US 6) circular needle. 5mm (UK 6/US 8) circular needle. Gauge: 20 sts and 32 rows to 10cm over st st using 4mm needles. Notions: lockable stitch markers, cable needle