Taste of Honey Shawl
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Crochet Pattern by It's Britt's Knits
A division of Brittique
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#TasteOfHoneyShawl
-The Taste of Honey shawl is a free crochet pattern for a richly textured triangle scarf that's light and warm, with a decorative picot edging.
-I would LOVE to see your finished work and get copies of photos and authorization to use them on my website, ravelry and social media. E-mail me at BuyBrittique@gmail.com, or use hashtag #TasteofHoneyShawl and tag me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @BuyBrittique
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- You may not distribute this pattern or any parts of it. You may sell the finished shawl, but must link back to www.buybrittique.com
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Notes:
-Pattern written in U.S. terms.
-Turn at the end of each row.
-Stitches going in the center space are written (like this). The middle stitches are typically not worked in unless the stitch goes around the post.
-The first stitch(es) of each row will always go into the first stitch. The beginning chains count as stitches.
-Stitch counts are from the chains to the center stitches, not including the center chain. Stitch counts are written at the end of each row. If there were 15 stitches it would look like this. (15st)
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Materials:
Lion Brand Mandala Yarn in wood nymph. They have 590 yards and I used about 1 1/2 skeins. This is a weight 3 yarn.
Size H crochet hook (Use size I if using a weight 4 yarn)
Stitches Used:
st- stitch
ch-chain
dc- double crochet
hdc- half double crochet
fphdc- front post half double crochet
fpdc- front post double crochet
scblo- single crochet back loop only
fpsc- front post single crochet
dcblo- double crochet back loop only
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Foundation: ch4, 3 dc in 4th ch from hook, ch1, 4dc in same st
1. ch2, 2 hdc in same st, 3hdc, (hdc, ch1, hdc) 3 hdc, 3hdc in last st.
2. ch2, 2hdc in the same st. 5 hdc (2hdc, ch1, 2hdc), 5 hdc, 3hdc in last st.
3. ch2, 2hdc in same, 9 fphdc, (hdc, ch1, hdc), 9 fphdc, 3hdc in last st.
4. ch3, 2dc in same st, 11 dc (3hdc, ch1, 3hdc), 11 dc, 3dc
5. ch3, 2dc, 16 fpdc (3dc, ch1, 3dc) 16 fpdc, 3dc
6. ch1, 2scblo in the same st, 21 scblo (sc, ch1, sc) 21 scblo, 2scblo and 1sc in last st.
7. ch2, 2hdc in same, (ch1, sk1, hdc)11x, ch1, sk1, (2hdc, ch1, 2hdc), (ch1, sk1, hdc)11x, ch1, sk1, 3hdc
8. ch3, 2dc in same, 2dc in next, 2dc in each ch1 sp (12x), dc, (3dc, ch1, 3dc), dc, 2dc in each ch1 sp (12x), 2dc, 3dc
9. ch1, sc in same, 32 fpsc, (sc, ch1, sc) 32 fpsc, 2sc
10. ch3, 2dc in same, (sk2, 3dc)11x, sk1, (3dc, ch1, 3dc) sk1, (3dc, sk2)11x, 3dc
11. ch1, 2sc in same, 37 sc, (3sc, ch1, 3sc), 37 sc, 3sc
12. ch3, dcblo in same, 42 dcblo, (2dc, ch1, 2dc) 42 dcblo, dcblo, dc in same
13. ch1, sc in same, 45 fpsc (2sc, ch1, 2sc) 45 fpsc, 2sc
14. ch2, 2hdc in same, (sk2, 3hdc)15x, sk2, (3hdc, ch1, 3hdc), sk2, (3hdc, sk2)15x, 3hdc
15. ch3, 2dc in same, 3dc in every 3rd st (the gap where you skipped 2 in the previous round)16x, sk2, (3dc, ch1, 3dc), 3dc in every 3rd st(16x), sk2, 3dc in last
16. ch3, 2dc in same, 53 dc (2dc, ch1, 2dc), 53 dc, 3dc
17. ch3, 2dc in same, 57 fpdc, (2dc, ch1, 2dc), 57 fpdc, 3dc
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18. ch2, hdc in same, (ch1, sk1, hdc)30x, ch1, sk1, (2hdc, ch1, 2hdc), (ch1, sk1, hdc)30x, ch1, sk1, 2hdc
19. ch3, dc in same, 2dc in each ch sp (31x), sk2, (2dc, ch1, 2dc), sk2 (2dc in each sp)31x, 2dc
20. ch3, 3dc in same (sk2, 4dc)21x, sk1, (4dc, ch1, 4dc) sk1, (4dc, sk2)21x, 4dc
21. ch1, sc in same, sk1, 2sc, (ch2, sk2, 2 sc- this puts 2 sc in the middle 2 of each 4)22x, 2sc, (sc, ch1, sc) 2sc, 2 sc (ch2, sk2, 2 sc)21x, ch2, sk2, 2sc, sk1, 2sc
22. ch3, dc in same and in each of the next 3. 2dc in ch sp. (dc in sc, dc in sc, dc in ch sp)21x. dc in next 4 (dc, ch1, dc) dc in next 4, (dc in ch2 sp, 2 dc)22x, 2 dc (4 total) 2dc in last
23. ch4, 74fptr (tr, ch1, tr) 74fptr, 1tr
24. ch1, sc, dc in the loops of row 22, skip a stich in row 23, and do 1sc in row 23. Skip a stitch in row 22 and do another dc. Continue working every other stitch back and forth between the rows in a zig-zag fashion, until you have 37 sets of dc and sc. Add 1 more sc. (sc, ch1, sc), (dc, sc)37x, +1sc in last st.
25. ch3, 2dc in same, 76 dc (2dc, ch1, 2dc) 76 dc, 3dc in last
26. ch2, hdc in same, 79 hdc (hdc, ch1, hdc), 79 hdc, 2hdc in last
27. ch3, dc in same, (ch1, sk1, dc)40x, ch1, (3dc, ch1, 3dc), ch1, dc, (ch1, sk1, dc)39x, ch1, sk1, 2dc in last
28. ch1, sc in same, sc, hdc in sk st of row 26 (sc in row 27, hdc in row 26)40x, 3 sc, (sc, ch1, sc) 2 sc, (sc, hdc)41x, sc, 2sc
29. ch3, 86fpdc, (1 total fpdc around both of the center sc's of previous row) 86fpdc, dc in last
30. ch3, 2dc in same (sk2, 3dc)28x, sk2, (dc, ch1, dc) (sk2, 3dc)29x
31. ch1, sc in same 87 sc, (2sc, ch, 2sc) 87 sc, 2sc
32. ch3, dc in same, 90 fpdc (dc, ch1, dc) 90 fpdc, 2dc
33. ch2, hdc in same (ch1, sk1, hdc)46x, (hdc, ch1, hdc, ch1, hdc, ch1, hdc)in center ch, hdc (ch1, sk1, hdc)46x +1 additional hdc in the last stitch, making 2hdc total.
34. ch2, hdc in same, (2hdc in each ch sp of row 33)48x (hdc, ch1, hdc) (2hdc in each ch sp)48x, 2hdc
35. ch2, hdc in same, fphdc in each stitch, including the center stitches and last tstitch (98 total) (hdc, ch1, hdc) 98 fphdc, 2hdc
36. ch3, dc in same, 99 dc, (2dc, ch1, 2dc) 99 dc, 2dc
37. ch2, 2hdc in same (sk2, 3hdc)33x, sk2, (3hdc, ch1, 3hdc) (sk2, 3hdc)34x, 2hdc in last
38. ch2, 2hdc in same, 3hdc in sp between 3hdcs 34x, skip dcs, (3hdc, ch1, 3hdc) skip dcs, (3hdc)34x, 3hdc in last
39. ch3, dc in same, 106 dc, (2dc, ch1, 2dc) 106 dc, 2dc
40. ch1, sc in same 109 fpsc, (2sc, ch1, 2sc) 109 fpsc, 2sc
41. ch3, dc in same, 111 dc (dc, ch1, dc) 111 dc, 2dc
42. ch2, hdc in same (ch1, sk1, hdc)56x, ch1, (hdc, ch1, hdc) ch1, hdc, (ch1, sk1, hdc)55x, ch1, 2hdc
43. ch3, dc in same (fpdc, dc in sp)57x (2dc, ch1, 2dc) (dc in sp, fpdc)57x 2dc
44. ch2, hdc in same, 117 hdc, (hdc, ch1, hdc), 117 fphdc, 2hdc
45. ch3, 2dc in same (sk1, 2dc)58x, sk2 (2dc, ch1, 2dc), sk1, (sk1, 2dc)58x, sk1, 3dc
46. ch2, hdc in same, 120 hdc, (2hdc, ch1, 2hdc) 120 hdc, 2hdc
47. ch1, sc in same, 122 fpsc, (2sc, ch1, 2sc), 122 fpsc, 2sc
48. ch3, 2dc in same, (sk2, dc3)40x, sk2, 2dc,sk1, (2dc, ch1, 2dc) sk1, 2dc, (sk2, dc3)40x, sk2, 3dc
49. ch2, hdc in same, 125 fphdc, fphdc in each (2hdc, ch1, 2hdc), 125 fphdc, (fphdc and 2hdc in last)
50. ch2, turn shawl clockwise to face like an ice cream cone. hdc 80 to center, 80 to end
51. Turn so shawl faces like a pyramid. ch3, 2dc in same, 128 dc, (3dc, ch1, 3dc), 128 dc, 3dc in last.
52. Face like an ice cream cone again- ch3, 2dc in same space, 2 dc down the post you just made and 2 in the post you made from the previous row. dc in each hdc made in row 50. 3dc in last stitch. You should have 87.
52. Turn shawl like a pyramid again. ch1, 2sc in the post, then 2 sc. ch3, sl st into the bottom of the chain post you just created. Picot edging- 4sc, ch3, sl st into base of ch. Continue with this until you've made your way completely around. The last few rows are repetitive stitches, so if your stitch counts are off at all, just be mindful that the picots end up symmetrical. There should be 1 picot in the center stitch, and 1 in each of the corners.
- I would LOVE to see your finished work and get copies of photos and authorization to use them on my website, ravelry and social media. E-mail me at BuyBrittique@gmail.com, or use hashtag #TasteofHoneyShawl and tag me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @BuyBrittique
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- You may not distribute this pattern or any parts of it. You may sell the finished shawl, but must link back to www.buybrittique.com