Crossaster
Sunset Diamonds
Classic Blue 'SINCERE' SOCK
Midnight Grove
Winter Butterfly
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SIZE:
72" x 21" (183 x 53 cm), blocked for both versions
MATERIALS:
Expression Fiber Arts Pearlescent Fingering yarn
Version 1 shown in: A) Violet Ink and B) Ephemera.
Version 2 shown in A) Dogwood and B) Sterling Silver.
Version 1 – Total 1381 yds/1263 m [Color A: 1040 yds/951 m, Color B: 341 yds/312 m]
Version 2 – Total 1757 yds/1607 m [Color A: 1040 yds/951 m, Color B: 717 yds/656 m]
If those colors aren’t available, any from this category will work.
HOOK:
US D (3.25 mm), or size required to match gauge
US F (3.75 mm) for motif, or hook 0.5 mm larger than size used for shawl construction
SKILL LEVEL:
Adventurous Beginner to Intermediate: For those crocheters who are ready to learn some new skills or stitch combinations. Skills include foundation single crochet, stacked single crochet, shell stitches, and color changes. Version 1 is for Adventurous Beginners, and Version 2 is suited best to Intermediate crocheters.
Notes from the Designer:
Life is all about connections. It is about growth and development, and that’s why I created this shawl. Urban development, geometric shapes, the speed of life, and the intersection of interests with each other. Rhombus Cross embraces all of this and brings it to the forefront. I hope that as you crochet this shawl, you feel connected and are able to enjoy these fascinating aspects of life and see the beauty in it all.
Designed by Wardah Mdh
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Happy crocheting!
Chandi
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“In nature we never see anything isolated, but everything in connection with something else which is before it, beside it, under it and over it.” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe