Wrap yourself in a sparkling, glittering shawl perfect for those cool spring and summer nights. Mohair forms a soft graceful halo, perfectly accenting the dazzling viscose thread of the shawl. The broomstick stitch creates a lacy and yet substantial fabric to keep you warm and stylish.
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Kollage Yarns, “Delightful” was the perfect choice for this shawl. It had the right amount of halo to give the look of a soft hug wrapped around you. The Shimmer Shawl crochet pattern can be made with other worsted weight yarns but it will give a different look without the halo. Mix up the yarn choice to better suit the season you are planning to wear the shawl.
Customers are drawn to this pattern with it’s unique stitch pattern. Broomstick lace is what gives this shawl it’s unique look. While it appears to be a challenging stitch there are only a few steps in creating it. Broomstick lace is a beautiful stitch pattern that is created using a crochet hook and large knitting needle. Taking the crochet stitches and putting them on a knitting needle allows you to stretch them and join them together to get the great open look of the stitch.
Not only do you get the written instructions for this pattern but also a stitch diagram and schematic. Combine the two options and you won’t miss a detail of the pattern.
Shimmer Shawl Materials:
- Yarn: Kollage Yarns, “Delightful” [68% Kid Mohair, 22% Viscose, 10% Polyester, (100 yds/53 g), in color #2403 Crimson Fire—5 hanks.
- Hook: Size G/7 (4.5mm) or size required for gauge; US size 50 (25mm) needles, for use as broomstick.
- Notions: Removable stitch markers, darning needle.
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SueSue says
June 22, 2017 at 12:11 amthank you so much for this. And while I was there I purchased the other two patterns I’ve had my eye on so win-win!!!
MarlyBird135 says
July 3, 2017 at 8:34 amThank you so much for your order! I hope that you love the patterns and I can’t wait to see your finished project on Ravelry!
Jean Jones says
June 24, 2017 at 12:54 amBroomstick Stitch