Flutter Around Shawl and Square

> Flutter Around Crochet Square and > Shawl Pattern is available as part of > the Scraps to Stitches Make-along > Collection in my Ravelry store. Use > the code **EARLYBIRD50** to get **50% > off the [Scraps to Stitches][1] > collection of patterns** from 25th to 31st > August (UK time/BST). > then join us for a fun make along in > the **[event's Discord server]**[2]. > This code does not apply to the > individual pattern. This dramatic and romantic shawl cloaks the wearer in a cloud of dazzling butterflies. It’s an eye-catching element for your wardrobe that provides warmth to your shoulders on cool summer evenings. The fun stitches and simple construction make this an interesting, yet relaxing make and the butterfly motifs are an excellent portable project to carry with you on the go. This make also offers the chance for stash-busting to use small quantities of your favourite leftover yarn scraps in the butterfly wings, turning your shawl into an album of your favourite craft memories. In addition, the square works up in aran/worsted yarn to 15cm/6” a popular size for crochet square designs and the Flutter Around Squares can be used alongside any others of the same size in sampler blankets, bags, cushions or whatever you like to make with crocheted squares. **Sizes**: one size with adjustment tips **Tension**: Each square measures 12.5cm x 12.5cm / 5” x 5” in DK or 15cm x 15cm / 6” x 6” in aran/worsted. **Working method:** squares are crocheted centre out in rounds seamed into a rectangle and edged **Finished measurements** a. Rectangular shawl width: 50 cm / 20” b. Rectangular shawl length: 125 cm /50” **Requirements** Cascade Ultra Pima DK (100% cotton, 100g/200m per 100g/3.5 oz) or similar yarn) 250m/275yd MC Dahlia Purple (3839) 90m/100 yd CC1 Sage (3720) 60m/70 yd CC2 Shell (3854) 60m/70 yd CC3 Vintage Rose (3830) 60m/70 yd CC4 Wood Violet (3709) 90m/100 yd CC5 Burgundy (3714) 3.75mm (US F) hook Yarn needle and scissors This pattern is supplied in both UK terminology and US terminology. Please be sure you are using a copy in your preferred terminology. I recommend that you read through the pattern before starting. I sometimes add extra resources for my patterns, e.g. yarn substitutions, adaptations, styling suggestions or helpful video clips as updates on my original blog post for the release, so consider checking it out here. [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/scraps-to-stitches-mal/patterns [2]: https://discord.gg/6YA7tAnTt3