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    This document provides the pattern for a dragon tail shawl made using half double crochet (hdc) stitch. The pattern is adapted from a YouTube video and uses a Caron Cake yarn. It consists of repeating rows that gradually increase the number of stitches to create scales getting larger towards the end. Each scale size is worked for 3 repeats before moving to the next larger size. The row instructions and number of slip stitches to work in the scale tip row are provided for scale sizes from 4 to 14 rows.

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    This document provides the pattern for a dragon tail shawl made using half double crochet (hdc) stitch. The pattern is adapted from a YouTube video and uses a Caron Cake yarn. It consists of repeating rows that gradually increase the number of stitches to create scales getting larger towards the end. Each scale size is worked for 3 repeats before moving to the next larger size. The row instructions and number of slip stitches to work in the scale tip row are provided for scale sizes from 4 to 14 rows.

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    This document provides the pattern for a dragon tail shawl made using half double crochet (hdc) stitch. The pattern is adapted from a YouTube video and uses a Caron Cake yarn. It consists of repeating rows that gradually increase the number of stitches to create scales getting larger towards the end. Each scale size is worked for 3 repeats before moving to the next larger size. The row instructions and number of slip stitches to work in the scale tip row are provided for scale sizes from 4 to 14 rows.

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    Dragon Tail Shawl – HDC Pattern by Linda Styles (07/06/2017)

    Yarn: One Caron Cake, any colour (or any yarn to suit your
    preference)
    Hook Size: 5mm (or size to suit your yarn).

    Work with a semi-loose tension as this is a thick yarn and it needs


    to have some stretch, especially around the curved edge so it sits
    well around your shoulders – you will see what I mean as it works
    up.

    I followed the YouTube video “How to crochet a dragon tail katia


    Belice” by Woolpedia. Link to original video:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjOHgXT_CLs&feature=youtu.be

    I have adapted the pattern to fit the hdc stitch (yo, insert hook, yo, pull loop through, yo over,
    pull through all 3 loops on hook).

    Notes on stitches
    For Row 1, I crocheted into the single back loops of the starting chain. For Row 2 onwards, I
    crocheted into both top loops of each stitch from previous rows.

    Notes on turning at start of each row


    I used the same turning direction as in the original video, e.g. turn your work from your right
    across your front to your left. So if you were looking down from the top it would be turned
    clockwise.
    I did this for every row except for the Scale Tip Row 5, which I turned anti-clockwise. I hope
    this makes sense to you – I just liked the aesthetic outcome of turning these ways.

    Row 1: Start with Ch 4, hdc in 2nd ch from hook, (2hdc in next ch), hdc in last ch.
    Row 2: Ch1, turn, hdc, [(2hdc in next st) twice], hdc.
    Row 3: Ch1, turn. hdc to last 3 stitches, (2hdc in next st), hdc, hdc.
    Row 4: Ch1, turn, hdc, [(2hdc in next st) twice], hdc to end.
    Row 5: (Scale Tip) Ch2, turn, slst into 2nd ch from hook, [slst (x number of scale rows plus
    one), ch1, hdc to last 3 stitches, (2hdc in next st), hdc, hdc.

    Repeat Rows 4 and 3 for each scale until desired size, then
    Repeat Row 5 for the scale tip.
    Continue until shawl is desired length or until the caron cake
    has been used up.
    End on a Final Row 5 where you sl st all the way to the end,
    then finish off.

    For my shawl I have done 3 repeats of each scale size then I


    finished with as big a scale as I could get from the remaining
    yarn in the Caron Cake. See guide below.
    I did: 4, 4, 4, 6, 6, 6, 8, 8, 8, 10, 10, 10, 12, 12, 12, 14 rows.
    Row 5 - Guide for scale sizes – How many slip stitches for each scale size?
    4 Rows - Ch2, turn, 6 slst (1 slst into 2nd ch from hook, then 5 slst), [hdc (as above)]
    6 Rows - Ch2, turn, 8 slst (1 slst into 2nd ch from hook, then 7 slst), [hdc (as above)]
    8 Rows - Ch2, turn, 10 slst (1 slst into 2nd ch from hook, then 9 slst), [hdc (as above)]
    10 Rows - Ch2, turn, 12 slst (1 slst into 2nd ch from hook, then 11 slst), [hdc (as above)]
    12 Rows - Ch2, turn, 14 slst (1 slst into 2nd ch from hook, then 13 slst), [hdc (as above)]
    14 Rows - Ch2, turn, 16 slst (1 slst into 2nd ch from hook, then 15 slst), [hdc (as above)]

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