Crochet shawl diagram

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Difficulty: Intermediate ✦✦✦✦✧Here are the full chart diagrams for my latest free crochet pattern: the Birds of Paradise Shawl.The charts are broken into two parts: Rows 1-21 and Rows 17-41. Rows 17-21 are repeated on both charts to better orient yourself as you begin the second chart.If you would like printer-friendly charts, please consider purchasing a PDF of this pattern.Here are the written directions for this pattern.Gauge: • 14 dc in 8 rows makes a 2 inch (5 cm) square.Gauge is not…

The Mehr shawl is made using the beautiful Scheepjes Stardust yarn and the delicate lace pattern gives it a lovely drape. It will be perfect for when the weather is just a little cold and you need something light to cover yourself with. This shawl can be paired with any outfit and it would also

A beautiful modification of the popular virus shawl. A pattern can be easily modified to make bigger shawl or even wrap. Combination of virus pattern and granny stitch gives you a lot of possibilities of own creation and allows you to make unique projects. But first, look at this beautiful

Are you trying to come up with a gift idea for a special lady in your life? Subtle Pink Crochet Shawls will save the day, without a doubt!

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Light and lacy this shawl was designed for every occasion. With the FREE pattern, the Fall River Shawl is easy to make even for a beginner!

These incredible Edlothia crochet shawl ideas in this post will give you so much inspiration for making a comfy and soft shawl!

Free patterns for crochet shawls are here! The gemswe are sharing with you today show us all that crocheting is indeed an art.

I love the look and feel of a badminton net, but I am not sure how I would crochet one myself. I was thinking of having a badminton net with a rice bowl as a center as I would like to play with the idea of how the net would look when it is in use. I would then want to crochet a pattern that would help me to make one and I could then use it as a pattern for the net to hang on a tree or stick on a wall.