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For the blanket version of this style, check out the tutorial in the link below... https://youtu.be/PfznniRv8m4

This makes it easier to keep track of the increases by having 'spokes' of spaces at the points where the increases are needed, and of course it also looks good. A variant which is 3/4 instead of 1/2 circle is here: http://www.ravelry.com/projects/purpleiguana/sort-of-half-circle-shawl-2; the chief difference is that it starts with 9dc instead of 7dc.

The Small Talk Shawl is a top down shawl that is not a triangle and sits well on the shoulders. It is composed of leaves, a modified center point, and can be made to any size desired. The author chose to use a sock yarn, but it can be done in any weight with appropriate hook.

The Leaflines Shawlette features a cable pattern reminiscent of the veins on leaves and leaf-like shapes. The shawlette is worked outwards from the center of the top edge and finished with a beaded edging. The intermediate-level design requires the ability to work and recognize front and back post stitches.

Lacy shawl that would be good with laceweight yarn like Angora