https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/crazy-shawl • Posted by Woolly Truckle
Made with just one Crazy Zauberball by Schoppel this shawl/scarf can be as dramatic as the colour-way you dare to choose. This one is made using lots of shades of green with a little red and blue. I've just done a simple double crochet edging in a leftover dark red 4ply yarn I had from another project. It perfectly enhances the "crazy" of the yarn itself. There's a huge range of colours to choose from, so just grab a ball and get started!
Made with just one Crazy Zauberball by Schoppel this shawl/scarf can be as dramatic as the colour-way you dare to choose. This one is made using lots of shades of green with a little red and blue. I've just done a simple double crochet edging in a leftover dark red 4ply yarn I had from another project. It perfectly enhances the "crazy" of the yarn itself. There's a huge range of colours to choose from, so just grab a ball and get started!
Pattern in written in UK terms Ch 11
FOUNDATION ROW Tr in 5th ch from hook, tr in next foundation ch, ch 2, tr in next 2 foundation chains, ch 1, tr in last foundation ch. Turn.
ROW ONE Ch 4 (counts as tr and ch1) Sk 1 st, *tr in next stitch, 2tr in next tr, ch2*, repeat once. Tr in next st, 2tr in next st, ch1, tr in 3rd ch from base of ch 4 Turn
ROW TWO Ch4, *tr in next tr st, 3tr in next tr, tr in next tr, ch2*. Repeat from * to * once. Tr in next tr, 3tr in next tr, tr in next tr, ch1, tr in 3rd chain from base of ch4
ROW THREE Ch4, *tr in next 2tr, 3tr in next tr, tr in next 2tr, ch2*. Repeat once. Tr in next 2tr, 3tr in next tr, tr in next 2tr, ch1, tr in 3rd chain from base of ch4
Continue in this pattern, always hooking 3 trebles in the centre treble of the previous 3 treble group The shawl will grow larger after every row. Keep going until you run out of yarn, but finish on a completed row.
Edging Dc around all edges. Use these suggested number of stitches as guidelines, but increase or decrease according to what works best with your shawl. Down the sides hook 2dc per tr post, 3dc in every corner, 1dc in every dc stitch along bottom edge, 2 dc in the 2 ch gaps You could try this - Where there is a 3tr group skip first tr, 5 tr in 2nd tr, skip 3rd tr in group It gives a sharper, longer pointy bits!