Corvus Bandana Shawl

The Corvus Shawl How many of us have had that one lonely hank (leftover from a project, or bought because it was oh-so-pretty) just patiently waiting for that perfect pattern? Not too long ago, a reader requested a pattern that uses only one hank of fingering weight yarn, and I instantly latched onto the idea. I happened to have one such hank of Malabrigo Yarns Mechita that was begging to be made into something. After much trial and error, I found that the crowfoot lattice stitch matched perfectly with the beautiful randomness that embodies so many hand-dyed yarns. I hope you love it as much as I do. Finished Size: Instructions given to make a 22 ½” H x 44” W shawl (after blocking) with added notes for making a smaller or larger shawl. Materials: I used Malabrigo yarns Mechita, which is a 100% Superwash Merino Wool, #1 Fingering weight yarn. Any yarn of similar weight would work. Approximately 420 yds to make the size shown. 4mm Hook Stitch Markers Yarn Needle Scissors Measuring Tape 1 Button, ⅝” or larger (if making the tie) This pattern has been tested by a number of experienced crocheters and I have provided many pictures within the pattern to help you along the way. If you run into trouble you are free to message me for help.