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Hazel Shawl Pattern
Category:
CrochetingType:
AccessoryFit:
WomenItem:
ShawlSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- single crochet, double crochet
Pattern Description:
This lovely design is the perfect project for anyone looking for an easy-to-crochet batwing shawl for any season or occasion. Curved top edge shaping fits beautifully around shoulders and is worked from the neck down, growing longer and wider with each row. The simple lace repeat on the upper portion is made with only single crochet and chain stitches, and can be made in your desired length before adding the border pattern.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Fits all sizes; can be made to size desired with any yarn and appropriate hook size.
Materials:
- Shawl may be made with any yarn and appropriate hook size. Full size shawl shown was made with about 650 yds. (about 6 1/2 102-yd. balls) Patons Silk Bamboo #85107 Sapphire (weight category 3-light worsted weight) and size G hook; small shawl/scarf shown was made with about 450 yds. (about two 231-yd. skeins) KnitPicks Essential Tweed/Stroll Tweed Plum Tweed (weight category 1-fingering weight sock yarn) and size F hook. With most category 3 and 4 yarns (light worsted or DK weight and worsted-weight), a size G hook would be too small and would produce a stiff fabric. However, for this project I chose a size G for the silk-bamboo blend for my preference of drape and stitch definition.
Hazel Shawl Pattern
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About the Designer
My name is Carolyn Christmas. Colorful yarns, cotton fabrics, hooks and needles are my constant companions as I go about my daily creative endeavors.
My husband and I live and work in our tiny home under the big sky of the Texas Hill Country, where a llama peeking in the window, the mail carrier passing by on the dirt road, and the fussing of mockingbirds are the sights and sounds of our ...
My name is Carolyn Christmas. Colorful yarns, cotton fabrics, hooks and needles are my constant companions as I go about my daily creative endeavors.
My husband and I live and work in our tiny home under the big sky of the Texas Hill Country, where a llama peeking in the window, the mail carrier passing by on the dirt road, and the fussing of mockingbirds are the sights and sounds of our world.
As much as I love the country life, frequent visits to the city keep me inspired with the energy of art, food, shopping and most of all, people. My three city-dwelling daughters are my biggest inspiration.
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