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Healing / Prayer Shawl: Margaret's Hug'

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Healing / Prayer Shawl: Margaret's Hug'

Margaret

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‘Margaret’s Hug’

Healing /
Prayer Shawl
Materials:
Note: This pattern is worked by holding two
strands of yarn together.
© Heather C Gibbs 2014
600g of double knit yarn
(8ply / yarn weight #3)

Crochet hook: 7mm (US size L)

You will also need: yarn needle

Gauge:
3 tr/dc (measured at the top) = 2.5cm /
1 inch / 1 row = 2.5 cm / 1 inch

Neck edge point to point = 70 inches / 1.8 m

These measurements are approximated, and


actual subjects may vary. Pattern will work in
other yarns though gauge/size will be
different.

Abbreviations:
st(s) = stitch(es)
This pattern is © designed by Heather C Gibbs 2014 sl st = slip stitch
and is for personal use only, not for resale. You may not ch(s) = chain
share, copy or reproduce this pattern in part or whole. dc/sc = UK double crochet / US single
Photographs are also copyright protected and may not crochet
be used. tr/dc = UK treble / US double crochet

You are welcome to donate, gift as well as sell any of


your finished items (if you are an Individual Crafter). If
you sell your work online, please credit the work as
appropriate and link to my pages/shops where you can:

http://keepcalmandcrochetonuk.wordpress.com/
http://facebook.com/KeepCalmAndCrochetOnUk
http://ravelry.com/designers/heather-c-gibbs

Find me on the web


under: Keep Calm and Crochet On UK or KCACOUK

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Stitch Guidance:
Slip Stitch (sl st): Insert hook in st indicated,
yarn over and draw through all loops.

Double Crochet/Single Crochet (dc/sc): In-


sert hook in st indicated and draw up a loop (two
loops on hook), yarn over, draw through both
loops on hook.

Treble / Double Crochet (tr/dc): Yarn over,


insert hook in next st and draw up a loop (three
loops on hook), yarn over, draw through two
loops, yarn over, draw through remaining two
loops on hook.

Picot Stitch: Ch 2, 1 dc/sc in 2nd ch from hook


(at the base of ch 2).

Pattern:
Notes:

 This pattern is worked from the neck down-


wards and is worked in alternate rows of
Row 1: Ch 4 (counts as first tr/dc now and
clusters (3 tr/dc) and V stitch (1 tr/dc, ch1,
throughout the pattern) 3 tr/dc in 4th ch from
1 tr/dc) with a shell cluster to start each row
hook, ch 3, 4 tr/dc in same ch, turn (11 sts)
(4 tr/dc)
 The chain 3 between clusters / V-stitches on
Row 2: Ch 3, 3 tr/dc in same st as ch 3, then in
the point of the shawl counts as sts in this
next ch 3 sp work [1 tr/dc, ch 1, 1 tr/dc, ch 3, 1
pattern.
tr/dc, ch 1, 1 tr/dc] miss 3 sts and in last ch work
 Stitches are worked in-between shell
4 tr/dc, turn (17 sts)
clusters/V-stitches/clusters and not in the ch
spaces of the V-stitch row (see photo below)
Row 3: Ch 3, 3 tr/dc in same st as ch 3 then * 3
tr/dc in the next sp between sts of the previous
row * repeat from * to * to corner where in the
ch sp you need to work [3 tr/dc, 3 ch, 3 tr/dc].
Repeat * to * again to final the st; work 4 tr/dc
into final st, turn (23 sts)

Row 4: Ch 3, 3 tr/dc in same st as ch 3 then *


[1 tr/dc, 1 ch, 1 tr/dc] in the next sp between sts
of the previous row * repeat from * to * to
corner where in the ch sp you need to work [1
tr/dc, 1 ch, 1 tr/dc, ch, 3, 1 tr/dc, 1 ch, 1 tr/dc].
Repeat * to * again to final the st; work 4 tr/dc
into final st, turn (29 sts)

Rows 5 - 40: Note: Each row increases by 6 sts


Repeat alternate rows of rows 3 and 4, turn, on
the last row do not fasten off but start the edg-
ing (245 sts)

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Edging:

Work along each edge of your shawl EXCEPT the


neck edge in picot st.

Row 1: * Ch 2, 1 dc/sc in 2nd ch from hook (at


the base of ch 2), dc/sc into next 2 sts * repeat
from * to * until end, finish off and weave in
ends.

Chart (Rows 1-7):

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