Gratitude Shawl

A pretty and feminine filet triangular crochet shawl that works up quickly, using beginner stitches (Ch, HDC, DC, SC, Sl St), to construct the delicate triangle lace motif and solid repeats. Finish with one of the border options, or with a yarn fringe. 

For a printable PDF version of this pattern (also containing a Stitches Repeat Explanation, a Stitch Count Explanation and Chart (first 18 rows with explanation of further repeats), please visit Ravelry or Lovecrafts.

Please note: This is an original pattern by Farrah Jane Tate. You are welcome to sell products you’ve made using my patterns; however, I ask that you refer to the exact name of my pattern somewhere in the text of your listing. You may not copy, re-publish, sell, distribute, translate without permission, or claim my photos or patterns as your own in any way.  If you have downloaded this pattern from a site other than Ravelry, Love Crochet, Etsy, or my personal blog, you may not have the most current version. Please visit one of the aforementioned sites to download an official, version-controlled copy.

Pattern Details

• Recommended Yarn: Yarn of any brand, fibre and weight can be used. Use a single yarn colour, multiple yarn colours or a gradient yarn.
• Hook: Use yarn label instructions as a guide for selecting hook size. Select the hook that achieves the preferred drape.
• Size: ~214cm/84” wide by ~97cm/38” long if using  an entire 1000m/1093y 3-4ply/Fingering weight/Cat 2. yarn cake.
  Alternatively, size to preference by adjusting the total number of rows.
• Skill Level: Advanced beginner to Intermediate.
• Stitch Terminology: US – refer to Abbreviations and Special Stitch Instructions for stitches used in the pattern.
• Gauge: According to personal preference and to result in a lacey drape. Example project gauge: First three rows triangle is ~10.5 cm/ ~1.8” wide (at triangle base) by ~4.5 cm/ long (base to tip).
• Pattern Synopsis: Triangular shawl that is constructed top down, in rows, working back and forth, with increases constructed in each of the three triangle points, throughout. The pattern consists of filet repeats alternated with solid repeats. The filet repeat consists of solid inverted triangles separated by lace triangles.
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Project Examples

Below are the details of the yarn used for the shawls pictured within this pattern document. For additional project ideas and inspiration, please visit the Ravelry listing for this pattern.

Example 1 (grey pastel): Hobbii Twirls Deluxe (Millennium Star – 26) using almost the entire cake and worked with a 3.25mm hook. 63 pattern rows and 2 border rows as per pattern example border (with Row 2 Option 1). Enough yarn remained to make a simple tie.

Example 2 (pink pastel): Hobbii Twirls Deluxe (Regent Rose) with details as above, except Option 3 followed instead for example border.

Abbreviations

• Beg = Beginning
• Ch = Chain
• DC = Double Crochet
• DC2TogCl = two DCs stitches worked together in a single stitch from the previous row (thus maintaining the stitch count)
• Fin = Finishing
• HDC = Half Double Crochet
• SC = Single Crochet
• Sk = Skip
• Sl St = Slip Stitch
• Sp = Space

Special Stitch Instructions

DC2TogCl, Shell, Cluster Shell and Picot Shell Special Stitch instructions apply to the example shawl border option only and are detailed in the Finishing section of the pattern. Please ignore these instructions if you prefer to work your own border design.

Tips

• For best results, use a yarn that is composed of a fibre that yields good stitch definition (avoid extremely soft/ unstructured yarns and fluffy yarns).
• Single colour or a very gradual ombre gradient yarn is recommended. Another option is to complete all solid repeats in one colour and all filet blocks in another.
• The previous row stitch immediately following the triangle centre tip Ch 2 Sp can become hidden after constructing the tip for the current row. Expose the stitch (if needed) by gently pulling the corner stitches away from this stitch.
• Ensure the chains in the lace triangle motifs are not overly tight. If you prefer to work quite tight chains, then additional chain(s) may need to be worked to ensure the shawl rows lie flat.
• Post stitches (alternating front post and back post rows) can be substituted for DC stitches in the solid DC repeats of the pattern, if preferred. This will add texture to the shawl.

Pattern Instructions

Construction is summarised as:

• Solid repeat x 1
• Filet repeat x 1 (single filet repeat block)
• Solid repeat x 1
• Filet repeat x 2 (double filet repeat block)
• Solid repeat x 1
• Filet repeat x 3 (triple filet repeat block)
• Solid repeat x 1
• Filet repeat x 4 (quadruple filet repeat block)
• Solid repeat x 1
• Filet repeat x 5 (quintuple filet repeat block)
• Etc., until shawl is size of preference (and either finishing with a solid repeat or the final filet repeat of a filet block)

Note:

• The stitch counts have been written in a format that is intended to simplify the triangle motif counts. The stitch count ‘standard stitches’ are as follows, throughout: one beg Ch 5 (beg corner), one centre Ch 2 Sp (middle corner), and, one fin Ch 2 – DC sequence (fin corner)).
• Each row always begins and ends at a Ch 2 Sp triangle tip. Each subsequent row will commence in the same tip that the previous row was completed in, which is opposite to the tip that the previous row was commenced in.

First Solid Repeat – Rows 1 to 3

These rows construct one inverted solid triangle per side (or two in total).

Row 1

Make a circle, either by Ch 4 and then Sl St into fourth Ch from hook, or magic circle. Ch 5, then 3 DC over circle. Ch 2 and then 3 DC over circle. Ch 2 and then DC over circle. Sew in beg yarn end securely.

(Stitch Count: Two lots of 3 DC (solid triangle tip) plus standard stitches (beg Ch 5, centre Ch 2 Sp, and fin Ch 2 and DC stitches)

Row 2

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. DC in each of the next three DCs. Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. DC in each of the next three DCs. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Two lots of 7 DC (solid triangle middle) plus standard stitches)

Row 3

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. DC in each of the next seven DCs. Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. DC in each of the next seven DCs. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Two lots of 11 DC (solid triangle base) plus standard stitches)

First Filet Repeat – Rows 4 to 6

These rows construct two inverted solid triangles and one lace triangle per side, or four solid triangles and two lace triangles in total.

Row 4

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in the next DC. Ch 3 and Sk three DCs, then SC in next DC. Ch 2, Sk a DC, and then SC in next DC. Ch 3 and Sk three DCs. DC in next DC+. Over next (centre) Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Four lots of 3 DC (solid triangle tip) and two lots of Ch 3 Sp – SC – Ch 2 – SC  – Ch 3 Sp sequence (lace triangle base) plus standard stitches)

Row 5

Note: When the DC stitches are constructed over the Ch 3, these should be made as close to the preceding and proceeding DC stitches as possible (as per red coloured stitches in image). The DC stitches can be gently repositioned if required. This note also applies to all subsequent rows where multiple Ch stitches are worked over.

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in each of the next three DCs. 2 DC over the next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, Sk next SC and then DC in next Ch 2 Sp (that is in between the two SCs). Ch 2, Sk next SC and then 2 DC over next Ch 3 Sp. DC in each of the next three DCs.+ Over next (centre) Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Four lots of 7 DC (solid triangle middle), and two lots of Ch 2 Sp – DC – Ch 2 Sp sequence (lace triangle middle) plus standard stitches)

Row 6

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in each of the next seven DCs. DC over the next Ch 2 Sp. Ch 1, Sk next DC and then DC over the next Ch 2 Sp. DC in each of the next seven DCs.+ Over next (centre) Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Four lots of 10 DC (base of solid inverted triangle), and two lots of  Ch 1 Sp (tip of lace triangle) plus standard stitches)

Second Solid Repeat – Rows 7 to 9

Row 7

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in each DC and over each Ch 1 Sp along the first side until reaching the centre Ch 2 Sp.+ Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once (for construction of the second side). Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: 50 DC plus standard stitches)

Row 8

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp.+ DC in each DC along the first side until reaching the centre Ch 2 Sp.+  Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: 58 DC plus standard stitches)

Row 9

Note: The corner stitch increase is different to previous rounds.

Turn. Ch 5, then DC over first Ch 2 Sp.+ DC in each DC along the first side until reaching the centre Ch 2 Sp.+  Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: DC, Ch 2, DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: 62 DC plus standard stitches)

Second Filet repeat – Rows 10 to 12

These rows construct four inverted solid triangles and three lace triangles per side.

Note: For rows 10 to 12 the *Stitches* will be repeated once only for each side. For rows  31 – 33  and 46 – 48 the *Stitches* will be repeated multiple times for each side.

Row 10

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in the next DC. Ch 3, Sk next three DCs, and then SC in next DC. Ch 2, Sk next DC, and then SC in next DC. Ch 3 and Sk three DCs. *3 DC in next DC.  Ch 3, Sk three DCs, and then SC in next DC. Ch 2, Sk next DC, and then SC in next DC. Ch 3 and Sk three DCs.* Repeat *Stitches* until reaching the last DC in the side (before the centre Ch 2 Sp). DC in the last DC.+ Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Eight lots of 3 DC (solid triangle tip) and six lots of Ch 3 Sp – SC – Ch 2 – SC  – Ch 3 Sp sequence (lace triangle base) plus standard stitches)

Row 11

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in each of the next three DCs. 2 DC over the next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, Sk next SC and then DC in Ch 2 Sp (that is in between the two SCs). Ch 2 and Sk next SC. *2 DC over the next Ch 3 Sp. DC in each of the next three DCs. 2 DC over the next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, Sk next SC, and then DC in Ch 2 Sp (that is in between the two SCs). Ch 2 and Sk next SC.* Repeat *Stitches* until reaching the last Ch 3 Sp and 3 DCs in the side (before the centre Ch 2 Sp).  2 DC over the next Ch 3 Sp. DC in each of the next three DCs.+ Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Eight lots of 7 DC (solid triangle middle) and six lots of Ch 2 Sp – DC – Ch 2 Sp sequence (lace triangle middle) plus standard stitches)

Row 12

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in each of the next seven DCs. DC over the next Ch 2 Sp. *Ch 1, Sk next DC, and then DC over the next Ch 2 Sp. DC in each of the next seven DCs. DC over the next Ch 2 Sp.* Repeat *Stitches* until reaching the last DC – Ch 2 Sp – 7 DC stitch sequence in the side (before the centre Ch 2 Sp). Ch 1, Sk next DC and then DC over the last Ch 2 Sp. DC in each of the last seven DCs.+ Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Four lots of 10 DC (solid triangle base), four lots of 9 DC (solid triangle base) and six lots of Ch 1 Sp (lace triangle tip) plus standard stitches)

Third Filet Repeat – Rows 13 to 15

These rows construct five inverted solid triangles and four lace triangles per side.

Row 13

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in the next DC. Ch 3, Sk next three DCs, and then SC in next DC. Ch 2, Sk next DC, and then SC in next DC. Ch 3 and Sk next three DCs. *3 DC in next Ch 1 Sp.  Ch 3, Sk next three DCs, and then SC in next DC. Ch 2, Sk next DC, and then SC in next DC. Ch 3 and Sk next three DCs.* Repeat *Stitches* until reaching the last DC in the side (before the centre Ch 2 Sp). DC in the last DC.+ Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: 10 lots of 3 DC (solid triangle tip) and eight lots of Ch 3 Sp – SC – Ch 2 Sp – SC – Ch 3 Sp stitch sequence (lace triangle base) plus standard stitches)

Row 14

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in each of the next three DCs. 2 DC over the next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, Sk next SC and then DC in Ch 2 Sp (that is in between the two SCs). Ch 2 and Sk next SC. *2 DC over the next Ch 3 Sp. DC in each of the next three DCs. 2 DC over the next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, Sk next SC, and then DC in Ch 2 Sp (that is in between the two SCs). Ch 2 and Sk next SC.* Repeat *Stitches* until reaching the last Ch 3 Sp and three DCs in the side (before the centre Ch 2 Sp). 2 DC over the last Ch 3 Sp, and then DC in each of the last three DCs.+ Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: 10 lots of 7 DC (solid triangle middle) and eight lots of Ch 2 Sp – DC – Ch 2 Sp stitch sequence (lace triangle middle) plus standard stitches)

Row 15

Turn. Ch 5, then 2 DC over first Ch 2 Sp. +DC in each of the next seven DCs. DC over the next Ch 2 Sp. *Ch 1, Sk next DC, and then DC over the next Ch 2 Sp. DC in each of the next seven DCs. DC over the next Ch 2 Sp.* Repeat *Stitches* until reaching the last DC – Ch 2 Sp – 7 DC sequence in the side (before the centre Ch 2 Sp). Ch 1, Sk next DC and then DC over the last Ch 2 Sp. DC in each of the last seven DCs.+ Over the centre Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, 2 DC. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Over the last Ch 2 Sp: 2 DC, Ch 2, DC.

(Stitch Count: Four lots of 10 DC (solid triangle base), six lots of 9 DC (solid triangle base), and eight lots of Ch 1 Sp (lace triangle tip) plus standard stitches)

Third Solid Repeat – Rows 16 to 18

These rows construct six inverted solid triangles and five lace triangles per side.

Construct Rows 16 to 18 as per ‘Second Solid Repeat’ instructions.

Stitch Counts:

• Row 16: 110 DC (plus standard stitches)
• Row 17: 118 DC (plus standard stitches)
• Row 18: 122 DC (plus standard stitches)

Fourth Filet Repeat – Rows 19 to 21

These rows construct seven inverted solid triangles and six lace triangles per side.

Construct Rows 19 to 21 as per ‘Second Filet Repeat’ instructions.

Stitch Counts:

• Row 19: 14 lots of 3 DC (solid triangle tip) and 12 lots of Ch 3 Sp – SC – Ch 2 Sp – SC – Ch 3 Sp stitch sequence (lace triangle base) plus standard stitches.
• Row 20: 14 lots of 7 DC (solid triangle middle) and 12 lots of Ch 2 Sp – DC – Ch 2 Sp stitch sequence (lace triangle middle) plus standard stitches.
• Row 21: Four lots of 10 DC (solid triangle base), 10 lots of 9 DC (solid triangle base), and 12 lots of Ch 1 Sp (lace triangle tip) plus standard stitches.

Fifth Filet Repeat – Rows 22 to 24

These rows construct eight inverted solid triangles and seven lace triangles per side.

Construct Rows 22 to 24 as per ‘Third Filet Repeat’ instructions.

Stitch Counts:

• Row 22: 16 lots of 3 DC (solid triangle tip) and 14 lots of Ch 3 Sp – SC – Ch 2 Sp – SC – Ch 3 Sp stitch sequence (lace triangle base) plus standard stitches.
• Row 23: 16 lots of 7 DC (solid triangle middle) and 14 lots of Ch 2 Sp – DC – Ch 2 Sp stitch sequence (lace triangle middle) plus standard stitches.
• Row 24: Four lots of 10 DC (solid triangle base), 12 lots of 9 DC (solid triangle base), and 14 lots of Ch 1 Sp (lace triangle tip) plus standard stitches)

Sixth Filet Repeat – Rows 25 to 27

These rows construct nine inverted solid triangles and eight lace triangles per side.

Construct Rows 25 to 27 as per ‘Third Filet Repeat’ instructions.

Stitch Counts:

• Row 25: 18 lots of 3 DC (solid triangle tip) and 16 lots of Ch 3 Sp – SC – Ch 2 Sp – SC – Ch 3 Sp stitch sequence (lace triangle base) plus standard stitches.
• Row 26: 18 lots of 7 DC (solid triangle middle) and 16 lots of Ch 2 Sp – DC – Ch 2 Sp stitch sequence (lace triangle middle) plus standard stitches.
• Row 27: Four lots of 10 DC (solid triangle base), 14 lots of 9 DC (solid triangle base), and 16 lots of Ch 1 Sp (lace triangle tip) plus standard stitches.

Additional Repeats – remaining rows

Refer to the Table below for construction of the remainder of the shawl.

Note:

• With each subsequent filet three-row repeat the inverted solid triangle motif count and the lace triangle motif count will both increase by two, in total. There will always be two more solid motifs than lace motifs constructed in any three-row repeat.
• The shawl can be finished after any Filet block (eg row 42, or row 60, etc.), OR after any Solid repeat (eg row 45, or row 63, etc.).
• I recommend finishing at row 60, or row 63, for a standard sized triangle shawl, as constructed with a fingering weight yarn.
• For a smaller triangle scarf, finish at Row 42 or Row 45.

Finishing/Border

Finish the shawl with a border of your preference, or alternatively, add a pretty fringe along the two short edges of the triangle.

Instructions for the example shawl border are provided below. This border can be worked after any Solid repeat (e.g. rows 30, 45, or 63), however the example shawl border has been worked after row 63 . A stitch count has not been provided for the border rows, as the instructions are intended to be generic for finishing the shawl after any solid repeat.

Border Row 1

Special Stitch Instructions for this row:

• Beg Shell: Ch 4, DC, Ch 1, DC in the same Ch 2 Sp.
• Shell: DC, Ch 1, DC, Ch 1, DC, Ch 1, DC, Ch 1 , DC.
• Fin Shell: DC, Ch 1, DC, Ch 1, DC in the same Ch 2 Sp.

Turn. Beg Shell over first Ch 2 Sp. +Ch 3, sk next four stitches, and then SC in the next stitch. Ch 1, sk next stitch, and then SC in next stitch. Ch 3, sk next three stitches, and then Shell  in next stitch. *Ch 3, sk next three stitches, and then SC in the next stitch. Ch 1, sk next stitch, and then SC in next stitch. Ch 3, sk next three stitches, and then Shell in next stitch.* Repeat *Stitches* to the last ten stitches in the side (before the centre Ch 2 Sp). Ch 3, sk next three stitches, and then SC in next stitch. Ch 1, sk next stitch, and then SC in next stitch. Ch 3 and sk next four stitches.+ Shell over the centre Ch 2 Sp. Repeat +Stitches+ once, for second side. Fin Shell over the last Ch 2 Sp.

Border Row 2 (three options)

Note: Work one single option for Border Row 2, according to your preference. Option 1 has been used for Example Shawl 1. Option 3 has been used for Example Shawl 2. Option 2 is the simplest to construct and requires the least amount of yarn. Option 1 requires more yarn than the other two options.

Option 1 – Cluster Shell

Special Stitches for this row:

• DC2TogCl (stitch): Yarn over hook, insert hook through Ch 1 Sp, pull through loop (three loops on hook), yarn over hook and then pull yarn through two loops (two loops on hook). Yarn over hook, insert hook again through same Ch 1 Sp as previous, pull through loop (four loops on hook), yarn over hook and then pull yarn through two loops (three loops on hook). Yarn over hook and pull yarn through all three loops on hook.
• Cluster Shell (stitch sequence): Ch 2, sk next SC, and then DC2TogCl over next Ch 3 Sp. *Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC2TogCl over next Ch 1 Sp.* Repeat *Stitches* three times. Ch 2, sk next DC and then DC2TogCl over next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next SC and then SC over next Ch 1 Sp (in between the two SCs).

Turn. Ch 3 and then DC over first Ch 1 Sp (counts as first DC2TogCl). Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC2TogCl over next Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC2TogCl over next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next SC, and then SC over next Ch 1 Sp (in between the two SCs). Construct Cluster Shells (as per above instructions) over subsequent stitches (first side, centre, and second side) until reaching the last SC in the current row. Ch 2, sk last SC, and then DC2TogCl over last Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC2TogCl over next Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC2TogCl over last Ch 1 Sp. Cut yarn end and sew in securely.

Option 2 – Simple Shell

Special Stitches for this row:

• Shell (stitch sequence): Ch 2, sk next SC, and then DC over next Ch 3 Sp. *Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 1.* Repeat *Stitches* three times. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next SC, and then SC over next Ch 1 Sp (between the two SCs).

Turn. Ch 5 and then DC over first Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next SC, and then SC over next Ch 1 Sp (in between the two SCs). Construct Shells (as per above instructions) over subsequent stitches  (first side, centre, and second side) until reaching the last SC in the current row. Ch 2, sk last SC, and then DC over last Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over last Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2 and DC again over the last Ch 1 Sp. Cut yarn end and sew in securely.

Option 3 – Picot Shell

Special Stitches for this row:

• Picot Shell (stitch sequence): Ch 2, sk next SC, and then HDC over next Ch 3 Sp. *Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 1 Sp.* Repeat *Stitches* once. Ch 4 and Sl St into 4^th chain from hook (Picot constructed). Ch 1, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then HDC over next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next SC, and then SC over next Ch 1 Sp (between the two SCs).

Turn. Ch 7 and then Sl St into 4^th chain from hook (Picot constructed). Ch 1 and then DC over first Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then HDC over next Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next SC, and then SC over next Ch 1 Sp (in between the two SCs). Construct Picot Shells (as per above instructions) over subsequent stitches (first side, centre, and second side) until reaching the last SC in the current row. Ch 2, sk last SC, and then HDC over last Ch 3 Sp. Ch 2, sk next DC, and then DC over next Ch 1 Sp. Ch 2, sk last DC, and then DC over last Ch 1 Sp. Ch 4 and then Sl St into 4^th chain from hook (Picot constructed). Ch 1, and then DC again over last Ch 1 Sp. Cut yarn end and sew in securely.

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Acknowledgements

Thanks to the following testers for your efforts to test this shawl design – your help is most appreciated:

• Tania Barry (@shewgirl1 on IG)
• Hilda Vasica (@vasicahilda on IG)
• Sharon Edwards
• June Robertson
• Sandra Malavisi