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Morning Stroll Shawlette
This pattern is a beginner/intermediate level. The yarn I used was a #2 sport weight and a total of 656 yards. The dark purple shawl was made with Unplanned Peacock superwash merino sport weight (1 skein of color Purple Martin and 1 skein color Azurite). The dark gray and lavender shawl was made with Queensland United wool/cotton blend sport weight (2 skeins in color Lead and 2 skeins in color Fressia).
If using 2 colors, as I did, divide your yardage in half for each color. A shawl size can be easily made by repeating any or all sections of the pattern until it reaches your desired length, but you’ll need to add more yardage. You’ll need a hook size G / 6 - 4mm and two markers. If you choose a different weight yarn, use hook recommended. This pattern can be made in any weight yarn. Size and yardage will vary.
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- First published: May 2019
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