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EvaÓs Shawl
This pattern should work with any weight
of yarn. I used a lace weight with a size
4mm hook. A decent sized shawl takes
about 100 - 150g of laceweight yarn.
The shawl is crocheted top down, with
increases every row, and can be made
any size - just stop crocheting when itÓs a
bit smaller than the desired size (bearing
in mind that if you are using blockable
fibres (e.g. wool , alapca, cashmere)
it will increase in size when it is blocked).
To get a nice lacey shawl you will need
to use a larger hook size than that
normally recommended for the weight of
yarn - play with different hook sizes until
you are happy with the results.
Abbreviations
DC = US double crochet = UK treble crochet
SC = US single crochet = UK double crochet
Ch = Chain
Ch Sp incr = (DC, Ch1, DC) into Ch Space
Instructions
Foundation Chain: Ch 4 and join with slip stitch
Row 1: Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC) One DC into ring, (Ch1, 2 DC into ring) 3 times,
turn
Row 2: Ch 3,1 DC into base on turning Ch, 1 DC into next stitch, Ch sp incr, DC into
next 2 stitches, Ch sp incr, DC into next 2 stitches, Ch sp incr,1 DC into next stitch,
2DC into top of turning Ch, turn
Place markers in each Ch 1 space. You will move these markers to the
corresponding Ch 1 space on each new row
EvaÓs Shawl
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 Row 3: Ch 3, 1 DC at base of turning chain, * DC in each stitch to marker, ch sp
incr, repeat from * twice, DC in each stitch to end working 2 DC into top of turning
chain, turn
Row 4 (eyelet row): Ch 3, DC at base of turning chain,ch1, miss one DC *(DC in
next 2 stitches, Ch1, miss one DC) to stitch before next marker, DC into stich before
marker, Ch sp incr, DC in next stitch, ch 1, miss one DC, repeat from * twice, (DC
into next 2 stitches Ch1, miss one DC) to end of row, 2DC into turning ch, turn
Row 5: Ch 3, 1 DC into base of turning ch,* DC in each DC and each Ch 1 space
next marker, Ch sp incr, repeat from* twice, then work to end of row working 1 DC
in each stitch and each ch 1 space, 2 DC in turning Ch
HereÓs how it should look after the first five rowsÈ
Repeat last three rows until shawl is desired size, ending with a Row 3 row
Border
Row 1: Ch 4, skip first stitch, (SC into next st, Ch 3 skip next stitch) to end of row
Row 2: Ch 4, SC into first Ch space, (Ch 3, SC into next Ch Space) to end finishing
with a Ch 4, SC into base of turning Ch from previous row.
Fasten off, weave in ends and block.
EvaÓs Shawl
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