Inspiration: My eldest daughter recently requested her own shawl. The picot edging reminded me of a small, round berry. My daughter is partially named after my Swedish grandmother, and to honor both I chose the name Lingonberry Shawl. “Lingonberry”: a small, tart red berry popular in Scandinavian cuisine.

This beginner-friendly piece can be worn as a light scarf, draped around your shoulders as a wrap, utilized as a wedding shawl - the choice is yours and possibilities many!

Pattern is written in standard US crochet terminology. It uses category 3 weight yarn.

Yarn and hook I used can be found here: https://laurelhillonline.idevaffiliate.com/129.html

Instructions for one size available, including notes on adjusting for your own unique fit.

Digital pattern includes:
-List of materials
-Gauge
-Approximate finished measurements chart
-Terminology guide
-Detailed notes
-Notes on sale and distribution (you can sell what you make from this pattern so long as credit is given to Lady Jay Crochet).
-Written pattern

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions, I am here to help!

NOTES ON SALE AND DISTRIBUTION

Feel free to sell what you make from this pattern, giving credit to Lady Jay Crochet for the design.
Please do credit @ladyjaycrochet for the design when posting to social media. Use hashtag #ladyjaycrochet so I can see your finished masterpiece.
Please do not alter this pattern in any way and claim as your own design.
Please do not distribute this pattern for free or alter in any way and sell it as your own pattern. I spent much time perfecting and writing it out for your enjoyment. Thank you!!

ALL photographs property of Justyna Srock of Lady Jay Crochet