Spindle Shawl uses a lovely open lace crochet stitch, and a bottom-up construction to create this cosy triangle shawl. The 2-row pattern is easy to memorize ,and the interesting edging adds a stylish twist and pop of colour. You can customize the size by simply adding more repeats.
The main body of the shawl uses a worsted weight cotton yarn. I love the heavy weight of cotton in shawls, it gives a wonderful drape, like a cosy hug, to wrap around your neck. You can use any worsted weight yarn of your choice to make this shawl. Gauge is not important, just make sure you use a hook size that suits your tension.

Materials
Main Colour: 2 Balls of Stylecraft Monet – Water Lilies (3972) / aran weight/200yds 183m: 50% Acrylic, 50% Cotton/100gr)
Contrast Colours: Approx. 80 - 100g of of worsted weight (aran weight) yarn for border in 3 contrast colors. Pattern used 3 colours of Rico Creative Cotton Aran
6mm J/10 crochet hook

You can use 400 – 500m of any worsted weight (aran weight) for your main color, or yarn weight of your choice and matching hook.

Measurements
Shawl pictured measures 72in 183cm long x 24in 61cm wide after blocking

A Free version is available on my Blog