Free readable pattern on my webpage:
https://auburncraftcrochetdesign.com/five-day-flower-shawl
My intention with this design, was to create a shawl that could be sized to suit, while using up stash yarn. I also wanted something that could be a fast make.

This design ticks all of the above boxes.
I have named this ‘Five Day Shawl’. It can easily be created in five days by working one long row of motifs each day. I made the proto-type in four days.

I chose to use the same yarn throughout but the sky is the limit with this one.
I do recommend at least an aran weight yarn, due to the nature of the design. Chains are used in the motifs to create the petals and a yarn of less substance than aran, may not result in as good an outcome. I also recommend a roving style yarn as again this suits the makeup of the design best.

At this time, this will be a free on my webpage. https://auburncraftcrochetdesign.com/five-day-flower-shawl
If you would like a PDF copy this will be available here on Ravelry as a paid pattern.
Any alterations to the size or construction of the pattern will require YOUR OWN calculations.

This pattern has been tested by a large group with varying abilities in crochet.

Please add your finished photos as projects as I love to see your finished work.

You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer and add a link to purchase my pattern in your sale.

Many hours of work has gone into the designing and producing of this pattern and I take pattern copyright infringement seriously.

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