This shawl symmetric and worked from the bottom up. It was designed to use one set of Sewrella Yarn’s summer tonal mini skeins in nylon sock weight but can be easily modified to use one color or any other set of 10 mini skeins.

This pattern uses simple repetitive k2tog/ssk motif to create alternating eyelets.

This pattern is inspired by Janine Teagues from Abbott Elementary-classic with just a little flair!

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This is a top down crochet version of the Melt The Ice hat that starts with magic circle and uses alternating dc and front post dc to create the ribbing for the band.

This pattern uses two full skeins of chunky yarn and is relatively easy for a cable pattern. It uses a 12-row repeating pattern to give twisted cable look.

This pattern uses simple repetitive knit/purl motif to create repeating tufts in and out from the center

This shawl is asymmetric and starts at the narrow end, increasing every other row until the very end.

This pattern follows the same row repeating until you run out of yarn or reach desired length. It is intended to use a whole skein of yarn

This pattern uses simple repetitive knit/purl motif to create a diamond shape.