Spill

Spill is a shawl worked in rows in a gradient yarn, with short rows used to create a gradual, off-center color change. Crochet it with a long gradient yarn, or use a few different colors to create asymmetrical stripes. Spill is a crescent shape that measures about 48” (122 cm) along the inside curve and about 14” (35.5 cm) deep in the center. Difficulty: Easy Includes 3 pages of written instructions and photographs. **Erratum**: Notes Second note should read as follows: "... both the slip stitch and the ***sc*** where the slip stitch is worked count as stitches..." (as shown in Figure 1 on Page 2) **Clarification**: Even rows Each even row is worked as follows: sc in each **dc** when working an even row immediately after a short row, do not work a sc into the slip stitch at the end of the short row. [http://www.lifeadorned.com/crochet-pattern-spill/][1] [http://www.lifeadorned.com/making-of-the-spill-shawl/][2] [1]: http://www.lifeadorned.com/crochet-pattern-spill/ [2]: http://www.lifeadorned.com/making-of-the-spill-shawl/