Cenizo is the 5th pattern from the ebook Great Plains
- Crocheting my land, the Texas Panhandle.

Cenizo

A native plant of the Texas panhandle, cenizo, or known around here simply as Texas Sage, is a common site in open fields. The delicate, silvery green leaves, when touched, release an amazingly delicious and intoxicating fragrance. From summer through fall, this aromatic bush produces stunning displays of prolific purple blooms.

This long and narrow triangular shawl, is created from bottom to top, with the lace edging crocheted with just a shift of the shawl, leaving only 2 yarn tails to weave in.
87” X 15” (at deepest point)

Skill Level
Easy

Finished Measurements
87” long, 15” depth

Materials

• 560 yds (342 m) of light fingering weight (#0 lace) yarn; Shown: A Verb for Keeping Warm “Even Tinier Annapurna”, 80% merino, 10% nylon, 10% cashmere, 565 yds (517 m)/4.06 oz (115 g): 1 hank in color Stephen & Steven Tour 2014
• Size F/5-3.75mm crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch marker

Gauge
Gauge is not crucial for this project.

This pattern has been professionally tech-edited for accuracy and has complete written instructions along with a clear diagram and schematic.
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