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Materials:~300-350 g (about 12 oz.) of worsted weight chocolate brown or taupe
~300-350 g (about 12 oz.) of worsted weight off-white or oatmeal
~Size 8mm hook
*Note: This shawl is made holding two strands of yarn, one of each color, together while you crochet.
Ch 5, sl st to 1st ch made to from a loop.
Row 1:
Ch 3, 5 trc into loop, ch 3, 5 trc into loop, turn.
Row 2:
Ch 3, [2 trc, ch 1, 2 trc] (=one group) all in next trc, skip 2 trc, 3 trc in next space BETWEEN next 2 trc, [2 trc, ch 3, 2 tc] (=one center group) all in center ch 3 space, skip 2 trc, 3 trc in next BETWEEN next 2 trc, 1 group in last trc. Turn.
Row 3:
Ch 3, 1 trc in 1st trc, 1 group in each ch 1 space until center, 1 group in center of 3 trc from previous row, 1 center group in center ch space, one group in center of 3 trc, 1 group in each ch 1 space until end, 1 trc in last trc. Turn.
Row 4:
Ch 3, [1 trc, ch1, 1 trc] all in 1st trc, 1 group in each ch 1 space until center, 3 trc in space between the the center group and the group previous to it, 1 center group in center ch space, 3 trc in space between center group and next group, 1 group in each ch1 space until end, 1 group all in last trc. Turn.
Row 5:
Repeat row 3.
Row 6:
Ch 3, 1 trc in 1st trc, 1 group in eacn ch1 space until center, 3 trc in space between the the center group and the group previous to it, 1 center group in center ch space, 3 trc in space between center group and next group, 1 group in each ch1 space until end, 1 trc in last trc. Turn.
Row 7:
Repeat row 3.
Row 8:
Repeat row 4.
Continue in a pattern of repeating rows in the order of row 3, row 6, row 3, row 4 for a total of 24 rows from start. Fasten off.
Fringe:
Cut 3 pieces of each color about 1.5' long for each ch 1 space, center ch space and center of 3 trc across last row. Tie them on.
Hide loose ends and gently block.Tada.
This pattern has not been tested. If you have any problems with it, or have found errors, please contact me.This pattern is free to use, but it may not be republished or distributed anywhere else without permission.
Labels: Crochet Patterns, Free Patterns
posted by Tara at
8:46 AM
13 Comments:
Your shawl is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing the pattern. :)
Holy shit, is that ever beautiful. I have to learn how to crochet.
This is beautiful! I bought yarn today. I am trying to make it, but I am having trouble. I can't wait to figure it out. I desperately want to wear this!
Wow. That is beautiful. I wish I understood more of the directions. I just know single and double crochet. I'll save it for some day when I know more. Thanks for sharing. It's really beautiful.
I loved this pattern the first time I saw it, (i think it was on the crochetville forumS), and made myself one. Everyone comments on how beautiful it is. Thanks so much for sharing it.
Such a lovely pattern! *THANK YOU!* (((((HUGS))))) sandi
A question...could you keep going and make this bigger for a plus-size gal? Maybe just add more rows at the end of pattern?
Thanks! What a gorgeous shawl!!
Love your shawl.Thinking of making it for Christmas presents. What other edging would you suggest if you didn't do the fringes??? Thanks and congrats on your book.
DTW This is the first thing I've ever made for myself. I LOVE it and use it nearly every evening. It took me about a week to make in spare time after work. Thank you for sharing.
LOVE your shawl!! I can't wait to make one!
Just wondered if you've made a chart for this pattern. I've tried it a couple of times and I'm not quite sure if I have it right. It's gorgeous and I'd love to actually complete one.
Look, yes the shawl is beautiful, but I'm stuck here trying to decipher the pattern's cryptic language. I really wish you would go back and clear up a few phrases, or explain in a little more detail.
Thanks for this pattern! I made one for my mother in law. Not sure if SHE liked it, but I loved it and hated to give it away!
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