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A breezy semi-circular shawl in a simple pattern that allows the yarn to breathe and bloom.
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| 820[1722] yds / 750[1575]m of heavy laceweight with good drape. | |
| 24 sts and 30 rows = 4" / 10cm in stocking stitch blocked well | |
| US 5 / 3.75mm 24" / 60cm or longer circular needle | |
| Approx 63[75]" / 158[188]cm long and 21[25]" / 53[63]cm deep at centre |
Worked from the top down the shaping is created with randomly placed yarn overs which get gradually further apart. In the final section more yarn overs with corresponding decreases are worked to create a more open pattern. The bottom edge is finished with a delicate but simple crochet loop bind-off . If you’ve never crocheted before just a little practice making a chain will equip you with all the skills necessary.
The pattern of yarn overs appears random but, for ease of knitting, is a repeating pattern. Directions are written out and charted — unusually I preferred to work from the written directions for this one.
3mm crochet hook
17[33] stitch markers
darning needle
crockerntorv.2.1.pdf
Technique Thursday - Yarn overs
Technique Thursday - Blocking shawls
Blog post - Using charts
820[1722] yds / 750[1575]m of heavy laceweight with good drape.
Shown in Wollmeise Lace-garn (100% superwash merino wool, 1722yds / 1575m, 10.58oz / 300g) in Blue Curacao.
US 5 / 3.75mm 24" / 60cm or longer circular needle
24 sts and 30 rows = 4" / 10cm in stocking stitch blocked well
