End of Summer

Soft and flirty, the End of Summer shawl is a fast-growing triangular wrap. Each section builds on the previous one to challenge the beginning crocheter with new stitch patterns but yet keep the advanced crocheter engaged. Use lace-weight yarn for the summer-to-fall transition but the pattern lends itself to using fingering weight as well for a bit warmer wrap.

NOTE: This is a Digital Pattern Only. | 8 pages.

FINISHED SIZE
The unblocked shawl is 64 inches wide and 24 inches deep. However, blocking will allow the shawl to grow significantly and open up the lacy stitches.

The blocked shawl is 70 inches wide by 31 inches deep.

YARN
1240 yards <1136m> lace-weight yarn

Sample uses Ella Rae Rustic Lace (75% lambswool / 25% silk; 1.75 oz /50g = 310 yards /284 m) 4 skeins in coordinating colors. I personally like this combination:
A) #10 Ashwood, B) #23 Orchid, C) #24 Amethyst, and D) #25 Eggplant

HOOK
Size 3.0 mm or size needed for gauge.

MATERIALS
Stitch marker
Yarn needle

GAUGE
In pattern of first 2 sections, 19 dc and 10 dc rows = 4 inches (10 cm)