Simple Asymmetric Mohair Shawl

The Simple Asymmetric Mohair Shawl is a beginner-friendly crochet shawl designed to be simple and fun! The use of basic crochet stitches makes it easy to create, while its asymmetric shape makes it easy to adjust its size as well as easy to wear! This shawl is worked flat in one piece holding a strand of a gradient fingering weight yarn with a strand of laceweight mohair yarn. To create its asymmetric shape, increases are worked along one edge of the shawl only. Simple lace stripes are placed between rows of double crochet that help make this project simple yet fun! **[Watch the video tutorial here.][1]** **Skill Level** Beginner (uses basic stitches with simple shaping) **Yarn Requirements** Fingering Weight Yarn - 415yds (380m) Lace Weight Yarn - 415yds (380m) **Suggested Yarn** 1 ball Happy Sheep Magic Sock Wool, 70% Superwash Wool, 30% Polyamide, 437 yds (400 m), 3.5 oz (100 g) (shown in color 17 Hot N Spicy) 2 balls Mayflower Super Kid Silk, 76% Mohair, 24% Silk, 213 yds (195 m), 0.9 oz (25 g) (shown in color 02 Black) **Hook** US size 7 hook (4.5 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. **Notions** Optional removable stitch marker (for marking the increase side of the shawl) **Finished Measurements** Length: 49.5″ (125.75cm) Width: 22.5″ (57cm) **Gauge** 17 stitches, 7.5 rows = 4” in double crochet, after blocking. [1]: https://youtu.be/JVGjJD8M02k