Printed crochet pattern (UK terminology)
This shawl was born out of a challenge. I’d often admired the hand-dyed skeins of yarn that have a mini rainbow flash in an otherwise solid skein – often called zip skeins. In knitting they produce a flash of rainbow stitches.
Because each stitch in crochet wraps the yarn around itself, these flashes can be too short so I wanted to create a design that really showed off the full beauty of the yarn.
I enjoyed having a play and am thrilled with the finished shawl. Its a joy to make with a really easy, repetitive, no count pattern thats perfect for travel, knit nights or picking up and putting down again. It works up really quickly as you will always want to do one more row to see how the pops are scattering. And the finished shawl is surprisingly large for a 1 skein shawl and the shallow triangle shape makes it very wearable.
If you don’t have a zip skein this would work well with a variegated yarn choosing one colour to pop with – you’ll need a colour length of around about 15cm/6in to make it work best.
183 x 33
4ply/fingering: 100g/425m total
Recommended from our yarn range: socks yeah! (Coopknits)
4.5 mm hook
20 sts &11 rows
Printed crochet pattern (UK terminology)
This shawl was born out of a challenge. I’d often admired the hand-dyed skeins of yarn that have a mini rainbow flash in an otherwise solid skein – often called zip skeins. In knitting they produce a flash of rainbow stitches.
Because each stitch in crochet wraps the yarn around itself, these flashes can be too short so I wanted to create a design that really showed off the full beauty of the yarn.
I enjoyed having a play and am thrilled with the finished shawl. Its a joy to make with a really easy, repetitive, no count pattern thats perfect for travel, knit nights or picking up and putting down again. It works up really quickly as you will always want to do one more row to see how the pops are scattering. And the finished shawl is surprisingly large for a 1 skein shawl and the shallow triangle shape makes it very wearable.
If you don’t have a zip skein this would work well with a variegated yarn choosing one colour to pop with – you’ll need a colour length of around about 15cm/6in to make it work best.
183 x 33
4ply/fingering: 100g/425m total
Recommended from our yarn range: socks yeah! (Coopknits)
4.5 mm hook
20 sts &11 rows
