Three Shawls: Crochet

***A free pattern from Kelbourne Woolens as part of the Greater Philly Yarn Crawl. Check out all Three Shawls [here][1]!*** **Worthy of Note** This simple and fun crochet shawl is worked back and forth from the top down. You can follow the written or charted instructions. The two yarns are worked held together for the body of the shawl on a larger hook, and then the border is worked solely in the Harmony silk mohair blend. Depending on your gauge, you may be able to work more or fewer repeats of the pattern. Be sure to stop with enough yarn to work the double crochet edging before the border. **Specifications YARN** Kelbourne Woolens Silk Blend No. 1 (50% wool, 30% silk, 20% cotton; 202 yds/50 gms): dark gray, 1 skein. Kelbourne Woolens Harmony (72% Kid mohair, 28% Mulberry silk; 230 yds /25 gms): 443 sage blue, 1 skein. **GAUGE** 3 (dc, ch1) clusters and 4 dc rows = 4” (10 cm) on larger hook, after blocking. **HOOK** 1 – US I/9 (5.5mm) hook 1 – US G/6 (4mm) hook **NOTIONS** Tapestry needle. **SIZE** 19.5” (49.5 cm) depth and 38” (96.5 cm) at widest point. **SKILLS** Double crochet, chain, and half double crochet stitches, crochet from charts (optional). [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/kelbourne-woolens-three-shawls/patterns