This pattern was created with inspiration from the mighty old oak trees with all their branches that reach out from the middle trunk.

The pattern is also available for FREE on my website, www.meandmyyarn.me/OakRavelry-web in English. The pdf here on Ravelry (eng, US terms) also includes charts / diagrams for the shawl pattern, which the website does not.

A video tutorial is also available for this pattern on:
Main pattern video tutorial: http://www.meandmyyarn.me/OakOfLifeVideo

Edge pattern video tutorial:
http://www.meandmyyarn.me/OakOfLifeVideoEdge

If you like this pattern and want to support me in making more patterns for you to enjoy, buy this pattern as a pdf-version. That way you’ll have a nice looking printable version that lasts forever and ever, and I can keep creating patterns to keep you happily crocheting until your hook’s on fire! Like that would stop anyone of us from crocheting, really?! Not! But anyway, you get the picture :-)

I’m hoping you enjoy this pattern!

Yarn and hook

I used the Hobbii Metallico yarn. 50 g (1.75 oz)/ skein: 50 g , 115 m (126 yds).Yarn weight is medium and I used a 5 mm hook (an H or a 8). The pattern uses 3.5 skeins for the main part of the pattern (rosaline, here “color A”) and 1.5 skeins for the edge (sky blue metallic, here “color B”). So a total of about 600 meters (but you need 4 skeins for the main color and 2 skeins for the edge color).

Shawl size
Measurements after blocking:

Tip to base: 74 cm or 32 inches
Bas (longest side): 162 cm or 64 inches

Stitches used
slip stitch
chain
single crochet
double crochet
triple (treble) crochet
puff stitch
two double crochet together
chain space
and two versions of picots

Pattern includes

• Complete video tutorial for both main part and edge part. Let’s crochet this together!
• Stitch count for the first 9 rows before the repeats starts to keep you on the right track. From there you will definitely have gotten the hang of it to continue!
• Complete stitch count for all 11 edge rows.
• Charts / diagrams for both main pattern part and the edge part.
• Written instructions for the puff stitch and the two double crochet together.
• Yarn and hook tips, as well as other tips and things that is good to know along the way when needed.
• Shawl size measurements with an explanatory scheme.
• Step by step instructions with snapshots from the video tutorial to help you understand the written instructions. And don’t forget that you can always go back to the video if you have any questions or wanna double check something.