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Cat Stitch Shawl
It’s always fun to use your crochet talents for a good cause. I decided to do a craft show with some of my favorite cat themed items and give a portion of the sales to a feral cat rescue. I wanted to design a cat themed shawl for the event. I was pleased that the repeat for the cat stitch was able to be adapted to a triangle shawl pattern.
I used three colors of Big Twist Value yarn. My shawl is 65” across the top and 25” tall. You need a minimum of two colors, but you can have as many more as you want. This could also be an excellent stash buster.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gauge: 13 stitches and 7 rows in 4” square (double crochet)
Supplies:
750-820 yards of worsted weight yarn
100g color A (about 225-250 yards)
100g color B (about 225-250 yards)
135g color C (about 300-320 yards)
5.5mm hook
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