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Crochet Study of Texture Shawl
The Crochet Study of Texture Shawl is a shawl that is intended to push your limits for improving your stitchwork. The pattern is comprehensive with 59 rows of instructions to complete this masterpiece. This is 62" across by 35" deep.
There will not be a specific tutorial make for this shawl as many of the stitches already exist in previous tutorials. I will provide those below.
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The difference between the Study of Texture Afghan and this is pretty much everything but has to be written differently because you go back and forth in the rows.
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Tutorials
Study of Texture Original Afghan Playlist. Most stitches are shown here. However, watch what is the right side and wrong side. For example. Double Crochet Back Posts on the original afghan could be Double Crochet Front Posts.
Comfort Shawl showing Exact Scalloped Edging Used
Start at the 17:30 minute mark.
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Jennifer says
I am stuck on Row 24 - I do not know how to read diagram directions and the written directions aren't making sense to me, any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Linda says
Thank you for the tutorial. Found it a year later, but so happy that I did. Your a wonderful teacher!
Jacqueline Muto says
Which size caron cotton cakes do we need the 100g/3.5oz cakes or the 250g/8.8oz cakes?
Mikey says
It's the 100 g size. I designed this prior to the big ones being on the market.
Jacqueline Muto says
Okay thought so but wanted to double check. Also is the gauge the same as the blanket even though the hook size is a 4mm for the shawl and 5.5mm for the afghan.
Mikey says
I cannot remember off the top of my head. I will check when I get back at my desk in about 3 weeks. Michael
Sharron says
Where can I get a copy of
Study in texture shawl pattern
Mikey says
It was linked in the text but I have just added a button for you to see it easier.
Sharon Donovan says
I am confused on Goal 1 row 2. why is there a * and **
the row reads * 1trfp around next dc, 1 trip around dc. 1 trip around next dc **
(2dc,ch2.2dc)in next ch2 st. repeat from *-**
does this mean that i do the trfp and repeat or do I add the 2dc with the trfp,
Paula says
I really love this design and want to try it, and the self-striping with the Caron Cotton Cakes is perfect, especially the lovely colors in the hollyhock. But it seems that Caron Cotton Cakes is all sold out in most colors. Do you have a substitute cake style yarn that you would recommend?
Ashley Robinson says
im a little confused on goal 2... shouldnt goal 3 and 2 be switched? picket fences then popcorn? i looked at the picture of the completed shawl and thats what it looks like goal 3 ( picket fences ) was done before goal 2 ( popcorn )
Cathy Henderson says
Looking forward to this!
Anne says
hi a friend would love to have this shawl although she prefers rectangle ones, is possible to do this in a rectangle? Thanks
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
It could be done yes. The afghan took 170 hours to design and shawl is about 140 hours to design. So I am sure a rectangle can be done but I cannot pull that much time aside as we are heading to the face of Christmas at the moment and I am really short of time. There has also been requests for ponchos for this but I am stuck for how much time I have to be able to do it.
Charlette Smith says
Thank you for the diagram pattern
Charlette Smith says
It would be nice if it had complete diagrams
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
Yeah that would be ideal. IT would take Daniel a week or more to do that. I would have to cancel everything off his plate in order to manage that.