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Hey everyone, my name is Aria Colón. I am the creator of SundaeYarns, where you can find patterns and hand dyed sock yarn. I am a lifelong crafter and I am at my happiest when I am able to create. I’ve always had an appreciation for all things handmade; admiring that each piece was made with intention, individuality, and has its own story. Being able to bring a bit of that magic into the lives and homes of others is what inspires me. I am so excited to be able to share a pattern with you guys on The Hook Nook. One of my personal goals is to create as many inclusive patterns as possible; things that all levels can accomplish and use. The “It’s a Breeze” shawl is an easy project that is just as simple to wear and pair with all sorts of outfits... seriously the possibilities are endless!
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Supply List
6mm hook.
Approximately 900 yards of lightweight (3) yarn.
Key
Ch - chain
Dc - double crochet
Fhdc - foundation half double crochet
Hdc - half double crochet
Sp - space
Tr - triple crochet
Yo - yarn over
Size
64”x18”
Gauge
12 sts x 8 rows per 4”
*** This is taken from the first 8 rows of the pattern.
Notes
The ch in the beginning of a row does not count as the first st unless it is stated otherwise.
Pattern
Row One: Fhdc 178 times.
Rows Two - Five: Ch 1, hdc across.
Row Six: Dc *Skip 1 st, dc. Return to skipped st, dc. Dc.* Repeat from * to * until the end.
Row Seven: Ch 3 (counts as 1st tr), tr across.
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Row Eight: Repeat Row Six.
Row Nine: Ch 1, sc across.
Row Ten: Ch 3, *Yo, insert in st, draw a loop* 3 times so that you have 7 sts on the hook. Yo, pull through all 7 loops. Ch 2. This step is only used for the first triangle in the beginning of the row. Below, there is a photo to show the 3 sts you insert the hook into. Refer to the image on the left side for this step.
*Yo, insert in st, draw a loop, yo* 3 times so you that you have 7 sts on the hook. Yo, pull through all 7 sts. Repeat this step until you have just one st left at the end of the row. Your final triangle will only need 1 ch opposed to 2. Hdc into the final st. The image below on the right will show the placement for the 3 sts you will be drawing loops from.
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Row Eleven: Ch 1, sc in 1st st. Sc in ch 1 sp. *Sc 2 times over ch 2 sp* Repeat from * to * until the ch 3 from the beginning of Row Ten. Sc in ch 3 sp. Sc in 2nd ch.
Rows Twelve - Thirty Four: Repeat Rows Ten and Eleven 12 more times.
Rows Thirty Five - Thirty Seven: Repeat Rows Six - Eight.
Rows Thirty Eight - Forty Two: Ch 1, hdc across.
Tie off. Weave in the ends.
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Annnnnd you’re finished! Not so bad, right?! It is so nice to have a shawl pattern that works up quickly! Within a weekend you can probably have your finished piece off the hook and ready to pair with your favorite outfits. I can’t wait to see which colors you choose and the outfits you pair up with this piece. Feel free to tag me on Instagram @SundaeYarns so I can see your It’s a Breeze shawl!
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