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Freezeblocks Shawl
“Freezeblocks” is the winter adaptation of my “Breezeblocks” Shawl design. The added strand of mohair makes for a delightfully warm and fuzzy fabric. It’s narrower and longer than its summery sister shawl, so you can comfortably wrap it around your neck.
When buying this pattern you will also receive the original “Breezeblocks Shawl” pattern.
Gauge is not listed since it’s quite hard to list gauge for this stitch pattern. If your yarn (both strands together) is fingering weight or light fingering weight, it will work perfectly. As for which crochet hook to use, you can determine this by working up a swatch of only Double Trebles (US). Recommended hook size is 3mm (D/3 US). If it works up too loosely, go down a size. If it looks too bunched up, go up a hook size.
Feel free to message me if you have any questions!
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- First published: November 2017
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