The Mariner Triangle Shawl by Michelle Muskett

The Mariner Triangle Shawl

Crochet
November 2020
DK (11 wpi) ?
15 stitches and 8 rows = 4 inches
in turned rows of dc, gently steam blocked.
5.0 mm (H)
750 - 800 yards (686 - 732 m)
One Size
US
English
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The Mariner recounts the seven wondrous voyages of Sinbad the Sailor, who repeatedly sets sail for fantastical adventures in magical realms.
Let your imagination wander as you make your very own #marinershawl, choosing your favorite color combinations to wrap yourself in comfort as you dream of far off places, rediscovering your own spirit of adventure every time you wear your new shawl!

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Level of Difficulty:
This is a Beginner/Easy pattern. It assumes beginner level knowledge of basic crochet stitches, and provides a full photo tutorial for the unique yet simple herringbone construction. Chart and schematics are also included.

Materials:
Size 3/Light worsted/DK yarn (Comfy Cotton in Whipped Cream and Ocean Breeze used)
5mm (USH) crochet hook
2 x stitch markers
yarn needle
scissors

Yardage:
Main Color: 390 yds / 334m
Contrast Color: 390 yds / 296m

Gauge: (worked flat)
15 sts x 8 rows = 4” (10cm) in dc - lightly steam blocked.

Finished measurements:
Wingspan: 54in / 138cm
Length (to point): 30in / 76cm

Pattern contains printer-friendly row tracker at end of document to help you mark off your progress as you go, in addition to space for any notes you might want to make during your project. (We’ve all put that pattern to one side for a while and forgotten which hook we met gauge with!)

You are welcome to sell finished items created with this pattern, however I ask that you credit Tales of Knots with the original design. Do not use my photos to sell finished products and please do not copy, alter or distribute this pattern.

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