Drucilla is a very versatile shawl that can be crocheted in laceweight up to DK yarn. The pattern can be used with any of those weight yarns in the John Arbon Textiles range.

Simple and repetitive V-stitches mean you can crochet a triangular shawl, increasing the row lengths as you go. If you fancy a really snuggly double thickness shawl, you can crochet Drucilla corner to corner (C2C).

A simple border is added, either using the same yarn or a contrast colour. Using a weight percentage system, you can work out how much yarn you need. The border requires up to 10% of the weight of the main body of the shawl. For example:

The Appledore heavy laceweight C2C version uses 180g for the main body and 18g of the same colour for the border.
The Devonia 4ply triangular version uses 200g for the main body and 20g for the contrast colour border.
The Knit by Numbers DK triangular version uses 200g for the main body and 20g for the contrast colour border.

Yarns
Heavy laceweight: Appledore by John Arbon Textiles, 50g/275m/301yds, 40% Devon Closewool, 40% Romney, 20% Exmoor Blueface in shade Hangy Down.

4 ply: Devonia 4 ply by John Arbon Textiles, 100g/388m/424yds, 50% Exmoor Blueface, 30% Devon Bluefaced Leicester, 20% Devon Wensleydale in shades Bleeding Heart (MC) and Cinderglow (CC).

DK: Knit by Numbers by John Arbon Textiles, 100g/250m/273yds, 100% organically farmed Falklands Merino in shades KBN 90 (MC) and KBN 75 (CC).

Hook: 3mm - 5mm (C2/D3 - H8)

Notions: stitch marker (to secure stitch when putting project aside)tapestry needle, blocking equipment

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Yarn substitutes: Something with the same or very similar meterage. It can be a different blend but be aware that meterage requirements will change if you substitute yarns.

Blocking: This is a project that definitely benefits from blocking to open up the V sts and create a lacey fabric.