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SIZE: Length: 70” x Width: increases from 1 1/4” to 32”, after blocking

MATERIALS:

Expression Fiber Arts Allure Silk Fingering

1 skein each color, 6 skeins total

Shown in Trillium Hues kit: Pale Blue (a) , Plum (b), Wine (c), Gold(d), Gray/Green(e), Gray/Blue(f)

A little over 1000 yards total were used for the sample shown.

HOOK:

US size ​​E crochet hook

Advanced Beginner - For those crocheters who are ready to learn some new skills or stitch combinations. Stitches include: dc3tog and sc spike.

Notes From the Designer:

•As the winter season draws to an end, the 3-petal trillium begins to bloom amongst the undergrowth of the forest. It’s a signal that a new spring season is ahead, full of life and new beginnings.

•The colors of this shawl suggest the contrasts of the grays of winter with the early signs of spring in the red trillium, the purple crocuses and the deep pink of the redbud trees.

•This crocheted shawl is a modified triangle, beginning at the point and gradually increasing to the wider outer edge. Three bands of color frame bolder flower motifs.

•The majority of the shawl is worked in double crochet, with rows of single crochet in the color bands. A simple single crochet spike stitch adds interest to the stripes.

•Watch a video of this pattern here.

Designed by Jane Vanselous

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“I can still bring into my body the joy I felt at seeing the first trillium of spring, which seemed to be telling me, “Never give up hope, spring will come.” - Jessica Stern

Errata: V2 Row 76 fixed 1/15/20; V3 Row 73 fixed 1/21/20