• Two-pattern set! Striking Tunisian filet crochet with lots of drape.
• Crochet a triangle point to point and a rectangle from the center out.
• Tunisian ties with beaded crochet fringe convert it to a halter vest and capelet-like shoulder wrap.
• Each project requires only 170 yds to 500 yds of a sport weight yarn.
• Diamond Ennis Halter Vest option is sized from X-Small to Large with changes for the Plus sizes.

“The triangular Ennis shawl in this two-pattern set is my first and most dramatic Tunisian filet design. The four-sided lavender Diamond Ennis is the most recent. Back in 2010 I couldn’t find examples of filet lace done with Tunisian crochet. The original Ennis was my confirmation and encouragement—a revelation. I remember the liberating “Yes, it can be done!” feeling. It inspired the Aero series: Aero, Warm Aeroette, Aery Faery, and Aquarienne, as well as more designs, classes, newsletters, and blog posts over the years. I’ve added links to some of these in the patterns.” -Vashti Braha

The triangular Ennis Shawl was originally designed for Interweave Crochet Magazine, Summer 2013 issue. The designer has revised, expanded, and republished it to give it a complete stitch diagram, schematics and plenty of extra information—for lefties too.

Tunisian filet crochet is lovely on both sides and doesn’t use up a lot of yarn. Just two 85-yd. min-balls of DesigningVashti Lotus yarn were needed for the Diamond Ennis. The Ennis shawl required 250 (orange) and 500 yds (blue).

eBook published in August 2018 by DesigningVashti Crochet

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