A crochet pattern with easy stitches and repetitive rows.

It’s called Down the rabbit hole because once you get started you just want to keep going and you might never stop! Not that the pattern is hard, no. It just might be a bit addictive and you may well be drawn into a spiral of wanting to continue to make another one, and another one, and another one….

Yarn choice & shawl size
I used the Hobbii Rainbow Cotton 8/4, about 8 skeins in total, a fingering yarn. I used a 3.5 mm hook (E / 4 hook).

Color A       Army green                 3 skeins
Color B       Pearl gray                    2 skeins
Color C       Rust                             3 skeins

Measurements after blocking:
Tip to base: 203 cm or 80 inches
Bas (top side): 106 cm or 42 inches
Diagonal: 218 cm or 86 inches

Video tutorial
The first of five videos in the free crochet video tutorial series is live from 31st of March 2023. The following four videos will be released one every Friday for the next for weeks on my Youtube channel. Find more info on my website.

Unisex pattern
US crochet terms. Wearable for both men, women, teens, kids and everyone else too! Unisex design and with different yarn choices the ways to vary are endless!

Free pattern
Pattern available for free on my website. A prettier, printable version of the pattern with step-by-step photo tutorial for the 2trctog & 3trctog and CHARTS is available for purchase here. By buying the pattern you also support me as a designer and I appreciate that a lot!

Crochet shawl pattern includes:

• A designed PDF pattern with written instructions, English (US terms)

• Complete chart for the main pattern

• Charts for the edge so you know how to work the different stitches

• Tips regarding your yarn choice and other “good to know” tips

• Stitch count for all 166 main pattern rows and stitch counts for the star parts on the edge rows.

• Measurements and matching drawing for the size of the shawl

• Step by step instructions for 2trctog stitches

• Step by step instructions for 3trctog stitches

• Video on how to weave in ends is available here, if you want some help or new ideas

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