Inspired by this breathtaking natural phenomenon is the Aurora Borealis Easy Rectangular Shawl. As the night sky unfurls its celestial tapestry, few spectacles rival the mesmerizing dance of the Aurora Borealis.

There’s something magical about translating the vibrant hues and undulating waves of the Northern Lights into a tangible piece of wearable art.

This crochet pattern is beginner-friendly, using basic crochet stitches to create a lovely lacy design. As you continue to repeat for 3, the lacy and delicate look comes alive.
With just one lightweight yarn cake, you can make this generous size shawl.

Skill Level
Beginner Crocheter. You should be able to read a crochet pattern and work double crochet stitches and chain stitches.

Size
Finished size 29 inches X 54 inches after blocking.
To make this in your desired size, adjust the length by changing the beginning number of stitches. Use multiples of 5 + 4. Adjust the width by adding or decreasing rows.

Materials
Yarn Color number 14 in Twirls yarn from Cotton Kings. 1 skein or 874 yards. I purchased the yarn for this at Hobbii. It is a number 2 fine thread yarn weight.
5.0 mm Crochet Hook Size H
Tapestry Needle. For weaving in the yarn ends.
Scissors. For sniping off any excess yarn.