Spring Equity

By The Firefly Hook

This shawl is simple and quick yet creates a unique and intricate effect on anyone who wears it. You’ll love the loopy yarn that has an elegant drape.

This shawl is apart of the Shawl for Every Season Collection.

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Materials

Yarn:

Mohair Loop 93% Mohair/4% Wool/3% Nylon bulky yarn (60 yards/100 g per skein) 2 Skeins in Canyon

Homespun 85% wool/ 15% silk super bulky thick and thin yarn (170 yards/200 g per skein) 1 skein in Canyon.

Hook: 15 mm

Pattern Info

Gauge: Unimportant since scarf stretches in all directions. Measure scarf width after first rep to check size.

Completed Dimensions: 15″ x 72″

Skill Level: Easy

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Notes

If you want to add length to the shawl repeat row 2 until desired length is achieved. From row 2 – the end, work single crochet under the ch-4-sp rather than in a single chain loop. Once the shawl is complete, stretch scarf so the loops open up and the single crochets sit at the top of the chain.