Vera Shawl by Vicki Brown

Vera Shawl

Crochet
August 2015
Light Fingering ?
18 stitches and 15 rows = 4 inches
in Alternate rows of dc (sc) and htr (hdc)
4.5 mm
639 yards (584 m)
English
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Inspired by the pointy leaves of the aloe vera plant, I designed an accessory that’s somewhere between a shawl and a scarf. I love making shawls and I really like the traditional triangle shape, but I find it difficult to wear day to day. I tend to wear my shawls like scarves anyway, but find that they quickly become undone whilst I’m running around after small children. My Vera Shawl, has the that traditional triangle shape of the shawls I love, but is a narrower version, which is lovely and long, so can be worn as a scarf without constantly unwrapping itself.

The shawl is worked sideways from point to point, working in rows, creating points as you go.

Designed as part of the Design Wars Challenge :: http://www.designwarschallenge.com/

Errata :
There was a mistake in the original version of this pattern.
For the first section of the shawl it should read ::
Rep Rows 4 and 5 a further 12 times. (30sts)
Not 7 times as was previously written.

The corrected version is now added to the library xx