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Sea Glass in the Sand Shawl
I was inspired to design this shawl because of the beautiful pale jade green yarn that I had. I have always loved this color and have been captivated on my walks on the beach when I find this green sea glass. The stitch patterns that I used include the Quatrefoil with stones Pattern from the book “The Haapusalu Shawl” and the
center pattern is a that was just created by accident. I then did a crochet edging around the shawl in a cocoa brown color just to pop the pale green color.
Supplies required:
Yarn:
1 Skien of Manos Del Uruguay Lace Dye Lot 2355 color way Maurelle
1 Skien of Manos Del Uruguay Lace Dye Lot 2207 color way Oberon
Total Yardage required = 860 yards or 800 meters
You can substitute any lace weight yarn for this project in any color scheme of your preference.
Needles:
Circular US 4, 3.5mm, 32 inches or 80 cm
Crochet hook E, 3.5 mm
Other Supplies:
Stitch Markers
Locking Stitch Markers
Blocking Pins and or Blocking Wires
Finished measurements after blocking: 42 inches long (108cm) by 24” wide (59 cm)
I hope you enjoy working this pattern as much s I did.
Thank you for you purchase.
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