On The Way To Cape May Shawl by Vanessa Ewing

On The Way To Cape May Shawl

Crochet
March 2020
DK (11 wpi) ?
14 stitches and 8 rows = 4 inches
in double crochet
5.5 mm (I)
462 yards (422 m)
Wingspan: 54” Length (at the widest point): 19 ½”
US
English
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A shawl with textured bubbles reminiscent of the sea. Subtle details will keep your interest as you travel down to the shore.

Finished Measurements
Excluding tassels
Wingspan: 54”
Length (at the widest point): 19 ½”

Materials
462—yards of DK weight yarn.
For the Solid Version- We used Cape May Fiber Co DK Merino (100% Superwash Merino, 231 yards/100 Gram) in color:
Natural Avocado (pinkish beige)

For the Striped Version- We used Cape May Fiber Co Marine Silk (51% Cultivated Silk, 29% Superfine Merino, 20% SeaCell®, 328 yards / 100 Gram):
1 skein of Nudibranch (lime green with orange and brown speckles)
1 skein of Sea Salt (cool blue with purple green and blue speckles)

  • US Size I-9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook
  • tapestry needle
  • scissors
  • a book or cardboard that is between 6” to 6 ½” long

Gauge
14 dc, 8 rows = 4” after blocking. Save time, check your gauge.

Notes
The pattern is written for the regular size. Details are included on how to work a larger size. You will need about 200 more yards of yarn to complete the larger size.

A video tutorial is available for how to work the bobble (popcorn) sittch