This pattern was discontinued as of September 1, 2024.

Beautiful short rows connect in the Junction Shawl - a fun triangle shawl pattern for Intermediate crocheters.
Crochet short rows can be very rewarding when worked in self-striping yarn.

In this pattern you will get:

• 2 versions of the Junction Shawl - the regular and the asymmetrical;
• Full written instructions of both versions of the shawl;
• Additional photos that will help you get going in Part 1;
• Charts for Part 1 and Part 2.

Show it off and be sure to tag it with #JunctionShawl on social media.

Crochet terms: US

Skill level: Intermediate

Dimensions:
(regular version)
76 x 43 x 35 inches / 195 x 110 x 90 cm
(asymmetrical version)
104 x 43 x 59 inches / 265 x 110 x 150 cm

Materials:
Worsted weight yarn - Medium - #4
(regular version)
8.8 oz / 250 gr
575 yds / 525 m
(asymmetrical version)
12.4 oz /350 gr
804 yds / 735 m

Gauge: Gauge is not critical - any weight yarn
and a hook that creates a good drape
works well for this project (note that
measurements will change along).

Hook: 7 mm or K (6.5 mm)

Abbreviations:
Ch (chain);
Sl st (slip stitch);
Sc (single crochet);
Hdc (half double crochet);
Dc (double crochet);
Tr (treble).

Notions:
Yarn needle for weaving in ends.
Stitch markers.