This textured shawlette is the perfect layering piece for cooler months. Worked with simple stitches and an easy to remember pattern, this project is great for crocheters of all levels. The pattern also includes a link to the video tutorial.

A free version of the pattern as well as the video tutorial are available on my blog, www.tealandfinch.com. This listing is for the ad free pdf.

Tester photos by: (clockwise by top left) Verity Blackburn @nevity86, Lily Morales @myhobbyshop, and Kelsey Peterson @kelseyaseely.

What testers had to say:
“I love the texture.”
“Simple to follow and the pattern looks very modern compared to other shawl patterns.”
“It was very easy to read and worked up quickly. The texture and colorwork are beautiful.”

Supplies: Size J/6.0mm crochet hook (or size needed to obtain gauge), tapestry needle, 1 stitch marker

Yarn: Worsted #4; 570 yards in 3 colors (190 yds each color); Sugarbush Bold (3 balls). (Testers also used Lionbrand Heartland and Bernat Premium)

Gauge: 4” = 14 sts and 16 rows in pattern

Finished Measurements: 19” height, 47” width
Can easily be made larger by continuing to follow the pattern as established. (You will need more yarn)

Abbreviations:
ch: chain
hdc: half double crochet
rep: repeat
sl st: slip stitch
st(s): stitch(es)