Forever 50% OFF

It’s going to be three years since I started updating my old patterns to bring them in line with my current standards, and I have now come to realize that some of them will probably never be updated, either because I have gifted the samples and cannot make nice photos, or I simply don’t have enough time, etc.

So I decided to let go of this idea and just allow those earlier patterns to be, well, my earlier patterns reflecting me as a designer at that stage of my professional development.

Instead, I am changing the pricing for those older patterns. They are now 50% less, and this is not a discount, but their permanent price from now on. You can purchase these patterns here, on Ravelry where I have grouped them into a separate bundle.

Happy crocheting!

Tunisian Flowers is a bright little kerchief-shaped shawl, which is fun to crochet and to wear.

The design combines regular and Tunisian crochet techniques. The motif centers are made using standard double crochet stitches, while the rest of the motif is worked in Tunisian crochet. A lace edging, consisting of slip stitches and picots, gives each motif a nice border and a pretty way to join them all together.

Materials

• Yarn: Macas by Filitaly, 60% alpaca, 20% merino, 20% nylon, 710yd (650m) per 100g skein or any fingering/sport weight yarn
• Regular crochet hook: US H (5mm)
• Yarn needle to weave in ends

Finished Size (blocked)
58¼“ (148cm) wingspan, 19” (48cm) height at center

Yardage
Color A (pink): 339yd (310m)
Color B (yellow): 257yd (235m)
Color C (blue): 177yd (162m)
Color D (neutral white): 197yd (180m)

Skill Level
The pattern assumes basic familiarity with Tunisian crochet, specifically how each row is worked as two separate passes and how to work Tunisian simple stitch. Find Tunisian crochet glossary at www.msweaver.com/tutorials/tunisian-crochet/.

The pattern has been professionally tech-edited. It contains a photo-tutorial and written out instructions.

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