Introduction
Keziah Shawl is a large size Tunisian crochet banana shaped shawl that is constructed from bottom up. It uses fingering weight yarn in 4 different colours, which enables the shawl to be a great accessory when the temperatures plummet as well as a layering option to keep warm.
The pattern uses a variety of stitches to create different cables; some basic and some more advanced in combinations to create a beautiful textured shawl.

Skills required
Chain, Tunisian crochet technique (alternating forward and return passes), Tunisian purl stitch (tps), Tunisian knit stitch (tks), Tunisian full stitch (tfs), Tunisian crochet cables (C3F, C3B, C3R, C3L), increasing under front horizontal bar (inc A), increasing under back horizontal bar (inc B), increase under front horizontal bar under Tunisian purl stitch (inc C), return pass with decrease (dec), changing colours at the beginning and end of return pass, Tunisian knit stitch bind-off, blocking.

Materials and tools
We Crochet Palette (100% Peruvian Highland Wool | Fingering weight | 50 g (1.76 oz) = 211 m (231 yds)), Hare Heather (A) 3 balls (#26042), Forest Heather (B) 1 ball (#24584), Finnley Heather (C) 3 balls (#26043), Mulberry (D) 1 ball (#24571)
Yarn care: hand wash, dry flat

Tunisian crochet hook size 4.0 mm (US size G-6) with cable (at least 60 cm (24 in)) or size to obtain the gauge.

Cable needle (or another crochet hook of the same size)
Tapestry needle
Scissors

Notes
The Keziah Shawl is worked flat with RS facing from left to right.
The shawl starts at a left tip and grows gradually by increasing 2 and 3 stitches at the beginning of a row and decreasing at the end of the row; this gives the shawl its banana shape.
The pattern of increasing is 1 row of 2 st increase followed by 1 row of 3 st increase (unless otherwise stated).
The stitch count refers to the number of lps at the end of FP and RP (unless otherwise stated).
The shawl consists of 3 distinct sections that are separated by smaller sections of colourwork:

1. Honeycomb cable section formed by C3F and C3B.
2. Plain section of tks with travelling cable (C3R and C3L) along the left edge.
3. Loose Braid Cable section formed by C3F and C3B.