Pi Squared - Crochet Sister

The arts of crochet and knitting are often discussed in competition with one another. Britt of [KnotBadBritt][1] and Sönna of [SunDaughterKnits][2] strive to unite them and highlight their similarities while honoring their differences. To do this, we created the the Sisters Not Twins series, a collection of projects that will include a knit and crochet version of each pattern. We have chosen two shawls for our second project that feature the brilliant color fade of Shawl In A Ball from Lion Brand Yarn. The Pi Squared sisters celebrate the visual beauty of a simple mathematical concept. They utilize the pi method of construction and the best part is we get to work the whole shawl with only 5 increase rows! This allows us to enjoy the process of making without counting stitches - just some easy stitching and who doesn’t love that. Be sure to check out Pi Squared - The Knit Sister by [SunDaughterKnits][4] This pattern is currently being hosted for free as part of a Make-A-Long. More details can be found on my [blog][5]. **Yarn:** Lion Brand Shawl in a Ball, 2 skeins or 740 yds / 676 m category 4, worsted weight yarn **Difficulty Level:** Beginner **Size:** 45in / 114 cm wide x 22in / 55cm **Gauge:** 14 stitches and 14 rows in 4in / 10cm hdc **Tools** 5 mm / H hook, darning needle, blocking pins and mat (or towels to block up on) [1]: https://www.knotbadbritt.com/ [2]: https://www.sundaughterknits.com/ [3]: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/62fd5da41b896ee5dd7f042d [4]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pi-squared [5]: https://www.knotbadbritt.com/blog/pi-day-mal