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Expression Fiber Arts SeaCoast Fingering yarn

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Notes from the Designer:

Accretion is the process of growth or increase, typically by the gradual accumulation of additional layers or matter. It is the opposite of erosion, such as when waves push sand back upon the shore. This shawl gradually increases with row upon row of simple single and double crochet stitches that alternate to form a subtle texture as you work the body from one point to the other. Adding waves along the border seemed natural, and working into the back loops only on every other row creates a slight ridged effect that’s reminiscent of waves cresting atop one another.

• Click the Videos tab to watch a video on how to set up the stitch markers for the border edging.
• The size is not easily adjustable, but you can go up or down a hook size to adjust the size, if you prefer.
• Gauge is not crucial to this project, but it will affect yardage and overall size. 
• This pattern uses four colors, but it can be made with more or fewer if you prefer. 
• You may find it easier to weave in most of the yarn tails prior to working the edging.
• Set up your border stitches using removable stitch markers (optional). Fold the shawl body in half vertically to determine the center point, which should be around the area of Rows 81-82. Place a marker at the center point on the shaped edge. Place markers at Row 64 and Row 100 on the shaped edge. Place 6 additional markers approximately the same distance apart along shaped edge. You will work 17 sc between markers. 

Designed by Janica York Carter

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Enjoy your crocheting!

Chandi

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