The Crescent Moon Shawl is a top down, granny-stripe motif shawl. It’s semi circular/crescent shape and large wingspan make it perfect for wearing over your back or also, wrapped around you under a jacket. The shawl utilizes four-row repeats with color changes occurring at the end of every repeat. The shawl utilizes double crochet clusters worked into the ch spaces of the row below. Please be sure to review the “Notes” section of the pattern before starting your shawl. As always, sharing your progress and finished shawl photos is encouraged! Tag @isthatkenyarn and share with #kenyarncrescentmoonshawl

Tools:
5mm Crochet Hook (or size needed to obtain gauge)
Tapestry Needle
Scissors

Yarn: 500g (5x100g) skeins of DK weight yarn.
Sample Shown in Hue Loco DK Base in the colourways:
Aviation: Color A 230 yds
Gatsby: Color B 230 yds
Bee’s Knees: Color C 230 yds
Old Fashioned: Color D 230 yds
Clover Club: Color E 230 yds

Gauge: 4” = 16sts x 8 rows in pattern stitch, unblocked. Adjust hook to meet gauge.

Finished Dimensions: 20 inches deep, approximately 48 inch wingspan when laid flat after aggressive steam blocking.

An enormous thank you to @tlyarncrafts @montana.crochet and @bandsoftweed for their photos from testing! :smile: