A Traveller's Dye-ry Shawl

The A Traveller’s Dye-ry Shawl showcases the gorgeous speckles of hand-dyed yarn and uses geometric designs inspired by travel photographer Jenny Anderson’s photos. By primarily using the UK treble crochet (US double crochet), this shawl pattern is suitable for improving beginners. It uses filet crochet and simple openwork/lacework to create a textural record of Jenny's travels. Detailed written instructions in both UK and US terms and full charts are provided.

This pattern was written for 3 shades of standard 4 ply (fingering weight) sock yarn (e.g. 75% wool, 25% nylon) with ~425m per 100g. Colour 1 (100g) forms the narrow tail of your work, Colour 2 (100g) forms the centre of the scarf and will be the section most visible at the front when the scarf is worn. Colour 3 (50g) forms the wide end of the scarf. If using a yarn cake with a fade, you can just work continuously, or you may like to alternate between the beginning and end of the cake every time the pattern asks to change colour.