Fades of Purple Shawl
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From deep purple to the light shades of lilac… This beautiful shawl is easy to make and fun to wear!!! Simple stitching and decreases make this shawl a crescent triangle shape… It easily wraps over the shoulders for a comfortable fit!!
Using Red Heart Super Saver Ombre in Violet, this yarn does all the work for you..!
Materials:
Yarn – 850 yards of worsted weight yarn. This pattern took almost 2 full skeins of Red Heart Super Saver Ombre Yarn to complete the project.
Hook – J
Stitches:
St ~ Stitch Ch ~ Chain Sk ~ Skip Sp ~ Space Bl ~ Back Loop Fl ~ Front Loop Sl St ~ Slip Stitch Sc ~ Single Crochet Hdc ~ Half Double Crochet Dc ~ Double Crochet Trc ~ Treble Crochet Fnd Hdc ~ Foundation Half Double Crochet Dec Sc ~ Decrease Single Crochet
Tips:
Even rows are the right side
Instructions:
Row 1: Ch 3, Fnd hdc in 3rd ch from hook, 99 Fnd Hdc. = 100 Fnd hdc
Row 2: Ch 1, turn, Bl sc in next 98 st, dec sc over the last 2 sts. = 99 sts
Row 3: Turn, sl st in first 2 sts, ch 4(counts as trc now and throughout), trc in each st across. = 98 trc
Row 4: Ch 1, turn, sc across to the last 2 sts, dec sc over the last 2 sts. = 97 sc
Row 5: Turn, sl st in 1st st, fl sl st in next st, ch 2(counts as hdc now and throughout), fl hdc in each st across. = 96 sts
Row 6: Ch 1 turn, sc across to the last 2 sts, dec sc over the last 2 sts. = 95 sc
Row 7-98: Repeat rows 3-6, continue decreasing each row until having 3 sts at the end of row 90.
Row 99: Sl st in first 2 sts, ch 2, hdc in last st. = 2 sts
Row 100: Ch 1, turn, dec sc over 2 sts. = 1 st
Finish off
Border:
With RS facing join yarn in beginning fnd hdc
Row 1: Ch 1, sc in first st and next 98 sts, 3 sc in stitch at tip, sc 172 evenly down side of rows to next end tip of shawl, (sc, ch1, sc) in tip of shawl, sc 168 evenly down side of rows, 2 sc in same as beginning sc, join with sl st to beginning. = 446 sc & 1 (sc,ch1,sc)
Row 2: Turn, sl st in 1st st(this is the middle of the corner st), ch 1, (sc,ch1,sc) in same st, *sc in next 8 sts, dec sc over the next 2 sts*, repeat *to*16 more times, (sc,ch1,sc) in ch 1 sp(2nd corner), ^sk 2 sts, 5 dc shell in next st, sk 2 sts, sc in next st^, repeat ^to^ 28 more times, (sc,ch1,sc) in next st(3rd corner), sc in next st, sk st, 5 dc shell in next st, repeat ^to^ 14 more times, sk st, sc in last st, join with sl st to beginning sc. = 46 5dc shells, 3(sc,ch1,sc) & 201 sc
Row 3: sl st in ch 1 sp of corner, ch 4, turn, 5 trc in same sp, *sc in next sc, 2 trc in each of the next 5 dc sts*, repeat *to* 16 more times, sc in next st, sk sc, 11 trc in next ch 1 sp, sc st, repeat *to* 29 times, sc in next sc, 6 trc in last ch 1 sp. (do not work across sc edge). = 483 trc
Row 4: Ch 1, turn, (sc,ch1,sc) in each dc st, sl st in each sc st, repeat across.
Finish off.
Weave in ends.
Block Shawl – When blocking the shell edging. slightly fold one over the other and block into place. The shell edging is wide enough and will have a wavy ripple effect if not blocked flat to have a nice accordion look.
Congratulations!!!
You now have a Fades to Purple Shawl!!! Make sure to post your finished projects on Ravelry and my Beatrice Ryan Facebook page!!
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Happy Crocheting!!
Elena!
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