Novembris Shawl

> Buy 3 get one free! Place 4 of my > self-published patterns in your cart > and the 4th (least expensive) will be > free, no code needed! The Novembris shawl is worked from the longest edge toward the tip. It uses crochet short rows and a back-loop technique to create beautiful flat cables. Decreases are made on every row, which makes the process both intuitive and satisfying. To finish, a slip-stitch edging is worked all around the shawl to neatly close the short rows. **Sizes** One size 70.75 x 14.5'' / 180 x 37 cm **Materials** Lace weight yarn (CYC #0, Lace) held double, or Sport weight yarn (CYC #2 Fine) Midara Angora 2 (50% mohair, 30% acrylic, 20% virgin wool), 820 yds / 750 m per 100-g skein, or use any lace weight mohair blend fuzzy yarn (held double) or any fuzzy sport weight yarn to achieve a similar effect. Shown in colorway 120 **Estimated yardage /meterage** 1030 yds / 940 m (You'll need half this amount if worked in Sport weight) **Gauge** 14 sts and 16 rows = 4'' / 10 cm over main stitch pattern **Hooks** J/10 / 6 mm, or size needed to obtain gauge **Skills Required** Experience with reading and following written crochet patterns (CYC standards) Experience with working crochet short rows Experience with working slip stitches **Crochet Terms Used** US Show your new shawl off and be sure to tag it with #NovembrisShawl on social media. Technical editor: Nicole Hawkesford