Peacocking Shawl

This 33 page crochet pattern contains written and photo instructions for the construction of this extra large lace shawl. There are NO CHARTS. Sizing Width: 100”/254 cm Length: 40”/101 cm Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: 4.5mm hook Fine/Weight 2 yarn See Yarn and Yardage Notes on Page 4 for a breakdown of yardage per color Darning needle Scissors Stitches and Abbreviations (US terms): RS: right side WS: wrong side Beg: beginning Rep: repeat Prev: previous Ch: chain St/sts: stitch/stitches Sl st: slip stitch Sp: space Sc: single crochet Stst: stacked/standing single crochet FLslst: front loop slip stitch FLsc: front loop single crochet BLsc: back loop single crochet Hdc: half double crochet FLhdc: front loop half double crochet Dc: double crochet FLdc: front loop double crochet BLdc: back loop double crochet Tr: treble crochet Inc: increase (2sc) Spst: spike stitch Picot: ch3, sl st through same st you chained up from Please advise the pattern sample below to compare your skill level. This is a written pattern and there are no charts. If you cannot reasonably parse these instructions, this pattern will be a challenge for you. If you choose to pursue this pattern, it is your responsibility to approach this pattern to the best of your ability. Further details are given in the pattern about what I will and will not provide pattern support for. In the meantime, please vet yourself via the sample below. PATTERN SAMPLE: Row 11: Ch5 (counts as dc st and ch2 space), (sc, ch2) in same dc st as ch5, sk next dc st, *(dc, ch2) in next dc st, sk next 2 dc sts, (sc, ch2) in next dc st, sk next 2 dc sts* rep * * 16 more times, dc in last dc st, turn work (19 dc stitches, 18 sc stitches, and 36 ch2 spaces created) Copyright Instructions and images are copyrighted, including all gallery photos. You may not sell, distribute, copy, or reproduce this pattern or its images—in part or whole—in any format (written/video/chart/tutorial/multiple copies/etc.) You may not use any photos from this pattern, the listing gallery, or any photos from my social media to promote, sell, or advertise your own work. Thank you! Finished Items You are more than welcome to sell your finished shawl(s). If you do, please credit back to me as the designer (ie: Peacocking Shawl Pattern by Chiaroscurosity/Chiaroscurosity Designs).