Product Description
Pattern is designed to be a small neckerchief allows you to use 100g of yarn . Perfect for ,mini skeins , or use one of your special skeins of yarn . Whilst I have stated it is designed for 100g you can make it bigger just keep repeating the two row pattern.looks fantastic as a shawl .
Work away feelings of anxiety and transfer those emotions into something beautiful with this calming shawl.
MATERIALS Eden Cottage Yarns Rosedale 4ply, 80% extrafine superwash merino / 15% nylon / 5% gold stellina, 5 x 20g/80m/87yds Colourway: Clematis Fade Set
3.5mm hook 3 pompoms
PATTERN NOTES Designed to use 100g of ombré mini skeins, this shawl begins at the narrow tip and grows into a beautiful accent piece, which is easy to make as small or large as you wish. Shawl is also shown worked with an Ash Fade Set mini skein bundle and leather tassels in place of the pompoms.
MEASUREMENTS Width: 142cm/56in Approximate length: 32.5cm/13in
Transference Shawl by Helda Panagary
What Is Being Made
The Transference Shawl is a crocheted triangular shawl designed as a calming, meditative project. This wearable accent piece is created to help crafters work through feelings of anxiety by channeling emotions into the creation of something beautiful. The shawl grows from a narrow tip into a wider triangular silhouette, making it an easy project to customize in size based on your preferences and available yarn.
Design and Construction
This beginner-friendly crochet shawl is designed to use approximately 100g of ombré mini skeins, which creates a naturally color-transitioning finished piece. The shawl measures 142cm (56 inches) in width and approximately 32.5cm (13 inches) in length, making it a perfect size for draping over shoulders as an accent piece. The design begins at the narrow tip and expands outward, allowing crafters to stop at any point if they wish to create a smaller version.
Crochet Techniques and Stitches
The Transference Shawl uses fundamental crochet techniques suitable for beginners. The pattern employs the following stitches and abbreviations:
- Chain (ch) – the foundation stitch used to create the base of the shawl
- Chain space (ch-sp) – openwork areas created between chains that add drape and visual interest
- Double crochet (dc) – the primary stitch used to build the body of the shawl
The pattern emphasizes that exact tension is not critical for this design. What matters most is that you can stitch comfortably and that the resulting crochet fabric is soft and drapes well when placed over a closed fist, allowing it to conform beautifully to the contours of your shoulders and body.
Materials and Yarn
The Transference Shawl is designed to be worked with Eden Cottage Yarns Rosedale 4ply in the Clematis Fade colorway. This yarn is composed of 80% extrafine superwash merino, 15% nylon, and 5% gold stellina, providing a luxurious blend with subtle sparkle. Each skein contains 20g and yields 80 meters (87 yards). The pattern calls for 5 x 20g skeins (100g total) of this ombré mini skein bundle.
The shawl is worked using a 3.5mm crochet hook, which is appropriately sized for 4ply yarn and creates a fabric with good drape and definition.
Finishing Details
The Transference Shawl is finished with three pompoms attached to the lower corners and edges, adding a playful, decorative touch. The pattern notes indicate that the shawl can also be customized with alternative embellishments – the design is shown worked with an Ash Fade Set mini skein bundle and leather tassels in place of the standard pompoms, offering crafters flexibility in personalizing their finished piece.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | 4 Ply |
| Pages: | 2 |
| Designer: | Helda Panagary |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | Optional faux leather tassels, 3 3 pom poms |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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