CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN
Worked top down, this fully reversible triangle shawl is identical on both sides. Using moss stitch stripes to play with colour and create fun vertical stripes ensures this is a very engaging project to crochet. Only one colour is worked at a time, perfect for those looking to ease their way into crochet colourwork or for those who just want to have a play with a new technique. Worked up using a fingering weight alpaca, this shawl is incredibly warm and has the most beautiful drape making it a delight to wear.

MATERIALS
1400 yards (1280m) fingering weight (4 ply) yarn
Sample used 4x100g skeins Waratah from Blackwattle Yarns in the following colourways
MC: Sacrifice (2 skeins)
CC1: Without Thorns (1 skein)
CC2: Fine Flint (1 skein)

GAUGE
4”x4” (10cmx10cm) square moss stitch = 26.5 stitches x 27.5 rows

HOOK
4mm (G) Hook

FINISHED DIMENSIONS
52” wide x 30” deep (132x76cm)

TOOLS
Blunt tapestry needle