This Crochet Shawl Pattern is made using sections of lacy shells between fillet crochet stripes and ends with a lacy border at each end.

It makes a rectangular shawl approximately 60cm wide by 150cm long (24” x 60”). It would be easy enough to add or delete sections to make a smaller shawl if you wish though.

I used Fyberspates Vivacious 4ply in colour 616 (Crocus) to create my Lucy’s Lucky Shells but any fingering weight yarn will do.

To get Lucy in your life, you will need 1100m of fingering weight yarn and a 3.5mm hook.

Gauge isn’t terribly important for this shawl, to get the size indicated you will need to achieve 19 stitches and 13 rows in 10cm (4”).

The stitches themselves are relatively simple and I’ve included an easy-to-follow (I hope!) chart. This pattern should therefore be suitable for advanced beginners up!

Just in case a chart isn’t your “thing”, I’ve also included written instructions in both UK and US Crochet terms.

If you like this shawl and want to see more about it or my other designs. visit my blog www.jo-creates.com

Happy Creating! :)