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Rows 2-6- ch 2, & turn-HDC in BLO of each st across-HDC in both loops of the 1st & last st (same # of sts as first row) Row 7- ch 2, & turn- *skip 2 sts and V-st in next st* repeat ** across-DC in last st Rows 8-11- ch 2 & turn- V-st in ch 1 space of each V-st of previous row, all the way across-DC in last st- Row 12-ch 2 & turn-HDC in each st across (same # of sts as row 1) Rows 13-17- ch 2, & turn-HDC in BLO of each st across-HDC in both loops of the 1st & last st (same # of sts as first row) Row 18-ch 2, & turn- *skip 2 sts and V-st in next st* repeat ** across-DC in last st Rows 19-24-ch 2 & turn- V-st in ch 1 space of each V-st of previous row, all the way across-DC in last st- Row 25- Ch 2 & turn-HDC in each st across (same # of sts as row 1) Rows 26-30-ch 2, & turn-HDC in BLO of each st across-HDC in both loops of the 1st & last st (same # of sts as first row) Row 31-ch 2, & turn- *skip 2 sts and V-st in next st* repeat ** across-DC in last st Rows 32-35-ch 2 & turn- V-st in ch 1 space of each V-st of previous row, all the way across-DC in last st- Row 36- Ch 2 & turn-HDC in each st across (same # of sts as row 1) Rows 37-42-ch 2, & turn-HDC in BLO of each st across-HDC in both loops of the 1st & last st (same # of sts as first row) Tie off Pockets (Make 2) Row 1-ch 2 & 30 Chainless HDC across Row 2-21-ch 2 & turn- 30 HDC in BLO Tie off and sew in tails Assembly WIP stitch pocket onto each end of the shawl on the same side Optional Fringe: Cut three 14in pieces of yarn, With the RIGHT SIDE of your shawl facing you, and with one of its short sides positioned near you on a flat surface: Fold the 3 pieces of yarn in half and align their ends. Use your hook to pull their center down into a space at the very bottom of your shawl’s short side.
15 Comments
Peggy Laverne Mott
10/4/2020 03:20:57 pm
Is this shawl made lengthwise or from side to side? I heartily dislike working on any project that needs a starting foundation chain of more than 12 inches ! I love the V stitch but not if I have do the equivalent of more than 50-75 chains!
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Valerie Askin
10/21/2020 11:21:00 am
could you make a suggestion to me how many starting chains approximately for a lady who is about 5 feet 5 and 165 lbs. I am making this for my nanny who is in a care home so I can't measure her.
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Valerie Askin
10/21/2020 03:19:42 pm
thank you.
Cheryle Hayman
11/10/2020 03:42:21 am
LOVE this pattern!! So easy to work with and adjust for length, and it appears it will hold it's shape better than some I've used. Thank you for a great free pattern!
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11/12/2020 10:13:16 am
I don’t know how to do a chain less row. I will look into learning. Would I be able to do a chain and then start Row one.
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Lovie
11/24/2020 05:59:37 pm
Hello Linds-Marie. You can do a chain row first and then HDC across. I just recommend that you chain loosely.
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Kyle
11/18/2020 11:04:07 am
When working on the V-stitch sections, is the chain 2 at the beginning of each row counted as a stitch? So that I when I skip 2 stitches to start the V-stitch I am going into the 3rd stitch from the beginning of the row?
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Lovie
11/24/2020 05:56:22 pm
Yes you would ch 2 & then do your first V stitch in the 3rd stitch from the hook.
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Kristin
12/10/2020 12:41:14 pm
Hi, Just want to be clear - if I chain / HDC instead of the foundation row HDC then my chain count would be a multiple of 3+1 right, and the 1 is to account for the turning chain on the first row? Thanks
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LISA Bauman
12/15/2020 09:08:13 pm
How wide is the shawl? I'm only 5'2 so I know 42 rows are too many. I have done about 20 rows so far and it is about 12 inches wide.
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Vigdis
12/26/2020 01:51:24 am
Hi, I am making one, but have no idea how wide it should be. I am ok with the length (cast on) just not how long to keep crocheting!
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Elly Heijna
2/12/2021 11:35:15 pm
Looking at the picture, i would say it is about backlenght.
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2/15/2021 06:29:27 pm
Just finished the shawl in a silver gray color. This was a very easy patern that works up quickly.The end result was a beautiful shawl you would keep for yourself or as a gift. The only change I made was not doing the fringe I added a shell border on the ends. Thank you for a be a pattern.
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