by Elizabeth Mareno 2008
Skill: Beginner
Finished Size: 24"W x 60"L (sample size-this pattern is designed to accomodate whatever length you want to finish with)
Materials:
350g/12.25oz of #3/Light Yarn (Used: Patons Astra- Dark Tan)
G hook
Lg Eye Needle for finishing
*corrections in red*
ch91*
1- sc in 2nd ch from hook, (ch3, sk 2ch, sc in next ch) across to last 2sc, ch3, sk next ch, sc in last ch (30-ch3)
2- ch4(cts as dc, ch1), turn, (sc in ch3, ch1, dc in next sc, ch1) repeat 39 times, sc in ch3, ch1, dc in last sc. (31dc)
3- ch1, turn, sc in dc, (ch3,sk sc-ch1-sc, sc in next dc) across, sc in 3rd ch of ch4 from prev row (30-ch3)
**Repeat rows 2 and 3 until desired length is reached.**
Update10/18/10: I have had a lot of people requesting simplification of this pattern. So, I am adding a "Super Simplified Version" of this pattern here. This is for the super duper 'beginning' beginner crocheters OR those that just don't "get" what the heck I'm trying to say! LOL :)
Also, a clarification on fit: When you are making this, the 24 Wide is how wide this will be from your neck to your waist, not shoulder to shoulder. You are making this as long as you want so that it will wrap around you. I finished my original pattern off @ 5 feet long. You can make yours any length you want.
Happy Crocheting!
In Row 1, after you have chained the 91, you need to single crochet in the second chain from the hook. Then the series of stitches in the () need to be repeated across the length of the beginning chain. They go like this: (chain 3, skip 2 chains, single crochet in the next chain); keep doing this until you get to the very last 2 chains, then chain 3 one more time, skip a chain and single crochet in the last chain. (you should have 30 chain 3 spaces)
Row 2, chain 4 to start your row. (This will count as a double crochet AND a chain 1). turn your work, (single crochet in the chain 3 from the previous row, chain 1, double crochet in the very next single crochet from the row below, and chain 1 again), Do this series of stitches a total of 39 times, then single crochet in the last chain 3 space from the row below, do one more chain1 and double crochet in the last single crochet. (you should have a total of 31 double crochets in this row)
Row 3, chain 1 to start your row and turn your work. Single crochet in the first double crochet. This will be the stitch that you chained your 1 off of to start your row. Then (chain 3, skip over the next single crochet, the next chain 1 AND the next single crochet*so you will have skipped 2 single crochets and the chain*, you will put a single crochet into the next double crochet) repeat this across the row, then single crochet into the 3rd chain from your chain 4 from the row below.
You will then repeat rows 2 and 3 as many times as it takes for you to achieve the length that you want.
Enjoy!
biz
20 comments:
Hello! I really like your crocheting! but i was curious to what cts as dc stood for in this pattern. If you could help me I would greatly appreciate it! thank you!
"Counts as double crochet"
Happy Crocheting!
Biz
...oh.... haha :) thank you!
ohoh gonna do this one tonight :) Thanks :)
Could you please tell what you use the large eye needle for finishing for
Carol- The large eye needle is used for weaving in the long ends you wind up with in the beginning and tie off. As well as, any long ends left over from tying a skein in.
Hi - I am having trouble understanding Row 3. Could you break it down a little further.
Thanks
This is for Grammy2:
3- ch1, turn, sc in dc, (ch3,sk sc-ch1-sc, sc in next dc) across, sc in 3rd ch of ch4 from prev row (30-ch3)
You will ch1 and turn your work. You will put a sc in your very first dc, which is what you just ended row 2 with. Then you will chain 3, skip the next series of stitches from row 2, which is the sc-ch1-sc and you will put another sc into the next dc. This will create some open loops that you will fill up on the next row.
Let me know if you need any further clarification. :)
Happy Crocheting!
I am so confused. I've been staring at this pattern since about 8:00 last night. And I can not figure out how to start #2. No matter how I do it, it doesn't look anywhere NEAR right. I got the "Ch90" part down, I got step 1 done, I get to step 2, I ch4 then I can't figure out what next.
Shannon- Row 2 goes like this:
after you chain your 4, turn your work so you are heading back in the direction you just came from.
Then paying attention to only the first chain 3 space from the row before, **put a sc in that (not any specific chain, just in the open loop itself). After you've gotten that done, make 1 chain. Then skipping any open chains, put a dc into the sc that comes right after that chain 3 loop. Then make another chain 1. Keep repeating those four steps from ** till you reach the other side of that row. You will then put one last dc into the last sc.
Let me know if this helps or not. I'll try to clarify more if you need it.
Happy Crocheting!
Biz
Sometimes simplicity can be the most stunning. First, let me thank you for sharing your pattern. I like to send a note of thanks to real people, whenever possible, just so they know their efforts are appreciated. I was directed to your site by a link from allfreecrochet.com. I see something of our nation’s heritage of Shaker Simplicity and beauty in the design. I do have an ulterior motive, so in the interest of full discloser I will tell you my Dear Sainted Mother was somewhat of a stickler for “Thank You Notes”--- she promised me a good old fashion haunting if I failed. John Hablinski
John, That was the sweetest, most interesting comment I have ever received. Thank you! :)
Biz
Thank you! This is lovely. I appreciate the simplicity, although it is complex enough to be interesting. We have a "Stitch'n'Scripture" group at church where we knit or crochet prayer shawls and lap robes for shut-ins. This will be a nice addition to our designs.
God bless!
Pastor Janet
Thanks for a beautiful but easy pattern! I teach a Crochet Class at a local Senior Center, and this will be a perfect addition to our projects!
Love this pattern. It is understandable. As you can probably tell, am a beginner (VERY!). Thanks for thinking of all of us who are just starting out. Will make this (don't know how long will take) shawl and if it looks good, will make for my daughter and granddaughter too. Again, thanks so much for the easy to follow instructions.
Hello, and thanks for sharing this pattern. I am a fairly experienced crocheter but I do like the simplicity of this. I am going to start mine tonight right after supper!! Blessings to you! ~Gail
Hi love this pattern. I am crocheting a shawl now that I am not happy with. So I am going to start over, and crochet this one. It is simple yet beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
LOVE THIS SHAWL HOW DO I PRINT THIS OFF??????
Hi cathy with a "c".
Start at the title and left click and drag until the whole pattern is highlighted. Then right click on a word (not a picture). Click on "print", then click on "selected" and it should print out just the pattern for you.
Great pattern. Can you tell me how many yards of yarn it takes? Thanks.
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