Adrastea Shawl UK terms

20180508_154127420_iOS Copyright Ellinor Widéen @frostvirka frostvirka.wordpress.com

Yarn:
One skein of Scheepjes Whirl for the small shawl, one skein Whirl + 1 matching Whirlette for the big one. You can order your yarn from Favoritgarner.

For the big shawl, choose a Whirlette that matches the shade of your Whirl that you start making the shawl with (I started with grey, so my Whirlette is grey). The big shawl is made in colour 770.
You can see a picture of the small shawl at the end of the pattern (it is made in Whirl Key Lime Pi). 

Hook: 3 – 4 mm   I have used 3,5 mm.
Size: small shawl:126 x 87 x 87 cm      big shawl:160 x 110 x 110 cm

UK terms used:
St –stitch
Dc –Double crochet
Tr – Treble crochet
Ch-sp –chain space
Fptr – Front post treble crochet

Puff – Puff stitch    Yo, insert hook in st, yo, pull loop through st and make loop same height as previous sts in working row, (yo, insert hook in same st, yo, pull loop through st and make loop same height as working row) twice, yo, repeat until you have 9 loops on hook, pull through all 9 loops on hook.

Tips:

  • The shawl works up from the top of the neck and down.
  • It is worked in rows back and forth. 
  • Odd rows are the right side, even rows are the wrong side
  • On even rows, you make tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc. On odd rows, you make 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc. On even rows, the increases are made in ch1-sp right before and right after the middle of the shawl. On even rows, the increases are made in ch1-sp after the initial ch 3 + tr, and in the last ch1-sp on the row.
  • In the end of the pattern you will find a chart of the 10 initial rows.
  • On the small shawl I have used different shades from my Whirl for the three edging rows (see photo below) The edging on the big Shawl is made in Whirlette only.

Ch 4, join to initial ch 1 with a ss.

Row 1
Ch 3, tr, ch 1, tr, ch 3, tr, ch 1, 2 tr in ring.

Row 2
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, skip next tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr + ch 1 + dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, dc + ch 1 + tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 1 tr, tr + ch 1 + tr in last tr.

Row 3
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc, ch 1, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in next dc, ch 1, skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, tr +ch 1 + tr in last st.

Row 4
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, skip tr + ch1-sp + tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + tr in last st.

20180416_172811152_iOSRow 5
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc, ch 1, skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc, ch 1, skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, skip tr + ch1-sp + 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc, ch 1, skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc, ch 1, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + tr in last st.

Row 6
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + tr in last st.

Row 7
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in ch1-sp, (ch 1, skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc)3 times, ch 1, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, (2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc, ch 1, skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1) 3 times, skip tr, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + tr in last st.

Row 8
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, skip tr + ch1-sp + tr, dc in ch1-sp, (ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp,)3 times, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in ch1-sp, (ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc)3 times, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + tr in last st.

20180416_173027281_iOSRow 9
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, (2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc, ch 1, skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1) 4 times, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, skip tr + ch1-sp, (skip 2 tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip tr, 2 tr + ch 1 + tr in dc, ch 1) 4 times, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + tr in last st.

Row 10
Ch 3 + tr in first st, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, (skip 2 tr, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1) 4 times, tr + ch 3 + tr in ch3-sp, ch 1, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, (tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, skip tr, dc in ch1-sp, ch 1, skip 2 tr) 4 times, tr + ch 1 + 2 tr in dc, ch 1, tr + ch 1 + tr in last st.

20180416_173208977_iOSKeep repeating rows 7–10 until you reach the length you want. Every time you repeat rows 7–10, the times you repeat the parantheses will increase with two.  The first time you repeat row 7 you will therefore repeat the parantheses 5 times instead of 3, and so on. On the small shawl, I have made totally 60 rows. On the big shawl I have kept on making rows until the Whirl was finished. Make sure your very last row is row 8.  

Edging:
Start on the top side of the shawl:
Row 1
Dc in first tr, *ch 2, dc in next tr, repeat* to the end of this length (photo 1)
ch 2, fptr around second tr, fptr around first tr,(photo 2 and 3) *ch 2, tr + ch 1 + tr in dc (photo 4), ch 2, fptr around third tr in a tr-group (photo 5), fptr around first tr in the same tr-group (photo 6), repeat* to the end of this length, ch 2, in ch3-sp in the middle of the shawl make tr + ch 1 + tr + ch 1 + tr + ch 1 + tr (photo 7), ch 2, **, fptr around third tr in a tr-group, fptr around first tr in the same tr-group, repeat**to the end of this length, but after your last tr + ch 1 + tr in dc; ch 2,  fptr around the last tr, fptr around last but one tr, ch 2, join to initial dc with a ss.

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20180416_173629658_iOSRow 2
Ch 1, dc in ch2-sp, * ch 2, dc in next ch2-sp, repeat* to the end of this length, dc in dc.

Next length: ch 4, *2 crossed fptr around the 2 crossed fptr, ch 1, tr +ch 1 + tr in ch1-sp between two tr (photo 8), ch 1, repeat*to the end of this length, 2 crossed fptr right before the middle of the shawl, ch 3, skip first tr, dc in ch1- sp, ch 3, dc in next ch1-sp, ch 3, dc in next ch1-sp, ch 3, (photo 9)** 2 crossed fptr around the two crossed fptr ch 1, tr + ch 1 + tr in ch1-sp between two tr, ch 1, repeat** to the end of this length, ch 4, ss in initial dc. Fasten off.

20180416_173856914_iOSRow 3 (This row is worked in the two side lengths only, not in the top length, except for the initial ss).
Ss in the last dc on the top length, 4 dc in ch4-sp, 1 dc between the two fptr, *ch 3, puff in ch1-sp between two tr, ch 3, dc between two fptr (photo 10), repeat* to the end of this length, ch 4, skip dc, puff in ch3-sp, ch 1, puff in next ch3-sp, ch 4, dc between two fptr (photo 11),* *ch 3, puff in ch1-sp between two tr, ch 3, dc between two fptr, repeat**to the end of the length, 4 dc in ch4-sp and join to the first dc on the top length with a ss. Fasten off.

20180417_174015823_iOSWeave in all the ends. Block your shawl for best result. (photo 12).
I like tassels and braids on my shawls so I made two long thick braids in Whirlette and put on the sides of my Adrastea shawl.

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Small shawl made in Whirl Key Lime Pi.
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My big shawl made in Whirl 770.
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Made by Gun-Britt Alvbring @virkstickan
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Made by Gun-Britt Alvbring @virkstickan
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Made by  Karin Åshammar @virklust
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Made by Karin Åshammar @virklust
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Maria Olsson @mina_handarbeten

20180618_151817523_iOSAn even bigger version, made in Whirl Pistaschio and Whirlette 856 and 865.