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Daisy shawl
Also available in the Yarnandy shop, on Etsy and Payhip.
A kit with the yarn used in the pattern is also available on Yarnsea.
What you will get
This nearly full circle shawl pattern includes:
- written instructions in US terms and UK terms to make the sample shown (measuring 280 cm or 110” around the outer edge and 67 cm or 26.5” in width);
- crochet charts showing the entire pattern as a wedge that is repeated as many times as you want;
- an easy read or mobile friendly version for both US terms and UK terms;
- a separate file with A3 sized pages and large charts.
About the pattern
This is an intermediate crochet pattern for a crescent-shaped shawl featuring lacy petals reminiscent of a daisy in bloom.
The pattern is made up of repeating wedges of stitches, which can be increased in number for a fuller shawl that covers the front of the body more.
The meditative and intricate design shows off gradient yarns beautifully, but can also be worked in a single color.
The lace details make this a light an airy shawl, with great potential for blocking when using a yarn that can be blocked to open up the lace.
Skill level - Intermediate: you will use double crochet stitches, increases, chains and complex pattern repeats.
Notions
- Yarn - between 1000-1200 meters of size 2 cotton or cotton blend yarn with 400 m per 100 g; you can use 1-1.5 gradient cakes or get a custom 1000-1200 m gradient cake;
- Hook – 2.5 to 4 mm crochet hook or hook that gets you gauge;
- Scissors and tapestry needle for weaving in ends.
- Blocking pins and mats.
- Optional: stitch markers.
In sample: Hobbii Twister (1000 meters per 250 g cake, 55% cotton, 45% acrylic) – 1 full cake in colorway Twisty Greys (02).
Easy read
The easy read version respects the following requirements:
24 point Arial font; 26 and 28 point and bold for headings;
black text, white background;
left justified, 1 inch margins;
no columns;
page numbers bottom left;
no charts required to make the pattern;
all abbreviations explained in the list.
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- First published: February 2024
- Page created: February 22, 2024
- Last updated: March 15, 2024 …
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