This asymmetric triangle shawl is a fun therapeutic make, containing a mix of open work triangles and textured circular bobbles. This geometric-inspired design throws shapes around like confetti.

The shawl is worked in rows from the point increasing outwards using a triangle open work motif, interspersed with solid stripes peppered with bobbles.

Skills Used
This is a relatively simple pattern worked mainly with double crochet (UK treble crochet) and chain stitches, with some cluster style bobbles and some slip stitching to keep it interesting.
There is some simple colourwork which you can adapt to suit your style.

Materials
You will need around 65- 700m (approx 300g) of DK yarn and a 4mm crochet hook. The item you see pictured used UK Alpaca Superfine DK, 75% alpaca, 25% wool, 50g ball = 112m / 122 yds.
Shades and quantities:
Main Colour (MC): 4 x Midnight Blue
Contrast Colour 1 (CC1): 1 x Rose Pink
Contrast Colour 2 (CC2)1 x Parchment

Sizing
The shawl you see here measured 165cm long by 65cm wide (at the widest point). To make a larger or smaller shawl, you can change the number of pattern repeats.

The pattern is written in English using standard US crochet terminology

Copyright Dora Does 2020. You may sell what you make from my pattern, but please credit me as the designer with a link to the pattern page.