This shawl is called Phoenix Wings because of its vertical stripes that resemble feathers, as well as the color-changing yarn that reminds us of a warm fire, or a sunset. Crochet the shawl sideways, starting at the pointy end. A combination of black yarn and self-striping yarn is used to make the shawl. Black yarn stripes are worked in dc while self-striping yarn stripes are worked in double dtrs.
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Phoenix Wings Shawl
Pattern details:
- Designer: Elaine Phillips
- Craft: Crochet
- Category: Shawl, Wrap
- Skill level: Easy
- Suggested yarn: Knit Picks Palette, Schoppel-Wolle Zauberball® – both are used in this pattern
- Yarn weight: Light Fingering
- Gauge: 12 stitches = 5 cm in dc
- Hook size: 3.75 mm (F)
- Yardage: 850 – 900 yards (777 – 823 m)
- Crochet terminology: US
- Languages: English
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- This pattern is available on Phoenix Wings Shawl
- You can get more information from Ravelry
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