Description
Heuvel en Dal Shawl/Stole – LaVisch Designs has a rectangle shape and is worked across the long side and is designed by Susanne Visch. This is a lovely draping shawl, perfect for a cool Autumn or Spring evening.
You could make this shawl in other weighted yarns and you would just work more or fewer repeats. This would of course change the material requirements. If you need help with this just let us know and we can guide you. I think it would also look lovely in Juniper Moon Farms, Herriot a pure baby Alpaca, super soft and ethically sourced.
- Pattern is suitable for an intermediate crocheter. Heuvel en Dal Shawl/Stole Pattern includes written instructions and charts.
- Size – Approximately 143cm wide and 50cm deep
- Material Requirements: Lace weight yarn/2ply or fingering/4ply yarn. This pattern using 3 colours would be approx 250 metres of each of the 3 colours. We are currently making a sample in Queensland Collections Llama Lace using 1 skein per colour. View the colours in Llama Lace Here
- Gauge – For this design exact gauge is not critical. 14.1 and 9.6 rows = 10cm/4 after blocking.
- Crochet – 4mm Hook
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