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Floral Crochet Shawl

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Create a lovely floral crochet shawl with a petal-and-loop pattern that is both decorative and practical. This project is suitable for confident beginners and experienced crocheters alike, allowing you to practice essential stitches while making a beautiful accessory.

Ingredients

  • Patons® Graceâ„¢, 1.75 oz (50 g), 136 yds (125 m): 1 skein
  • Citadel (62048): 11 balls
  • Crochet hooks: U.S. E/4 (3.5 mm) and U.S. 7 (4.5 mm)
  • Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Instructions

  1. Make the foundation chain. With the larger hook, chain 135 loosely.
  2. Work the first petal. In the first row, work 2 double crochets in the fourth chain from the hook. Skip the next 2 chains, then slip stitch in the next chain.
  3. Continue along the foundation chain. Repeat the petal formation across the row, following the original pattern’s repeat and end-of-row directions.
  4. Work the second row. Create the loops and petals as directed in the full pattern.
  5. Work the third row. Repeat the petal formation, transitioning with double treble crochets as specified.
  6. Work the fourth row. Continue the flower pattern and make loops for each petal according to the complete instructions.
  7. Continue the shawl body. Repeat the stated petal-and-loop pattern until the piece measures approximately 70 inches.
  8. Add the first edging round. Switch to the smaller hook. Work single crochet evenly around the shawl’s edges.
  9. Add the picot round. Work the second round of edging by making picots with chains and slip stitches according to the original pattern.
  10. Finish the shawl. Fasten off as directed and weave in the yarn ends with the yarn needle.

Notes

Refer to the complete original pattern for detailed instructions on rows and stitches not fully specified in the provided directions.

  • Author: marata-alibanti
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