Introduction
This is a very simple shawl / wrap / pareo / beach sarong that when made with plied color changing cake yarn and a slightly larger hook, can create a beautiful lacy look with little effort. This shawl can actually be made with any yarn and hook that you choose. There is a lace edging that looks difficult, but is quite easy. If you are a true beginner, you can skip the lace edging and either add fringe or leave as is. Either way will be lovely.
This is a “Pay What You Want” (see below) PDF pattern which also includes pattern chart, lace pattern chart, and stitch/row counter, and now a styling video tutorial!
You can buy it here at Ravelry.
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Materials List:
- 1 skein, 623 yards, (2) weight Red Heart “It’s a Wrap Rainbow” yarn – “Whisper” colorway (see white/tan pictures below)
- 1 skein, 437 yards, (2) weight Lion Brand “Ombre Life” yarn – “Cloudy Day” colorway (Top picture)
- Or approx. 800 yards of Woolpedia.net “Colors” 6ply weight “Wasserfall” Colorway (Blue pictures below)
- Or approx. 500-800 yards of (2) weight 4-6ply yarn of your choice.
- Or approx. 400-800 yards of any yarn of your choice. Amount depends the size of shawl.
- J, 6.0 mm hook
- Or any hook of your choice
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
- Measuring tape
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Pretty Little Thing Shawl Pictures
