Aunt Lydia's

Free Crochet Wild Rose Shawl Pattern

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This crochet shawl is a fashionable masterpiece in Aunt Lydia's Bamboo Crochet Thread.
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Free Intermediate Crochet Shawl/Wraps Pattern for Women

Your skills take center stage on this delicate and lacy, crocheted shawl that's perfect for the bride, or paired with any outfit to complete a carefree boho look. Aunt Lydia's Bamboo Crochet Thread is lovely in any color that makes it beautiful to you, so explore your best shades. It's a cherished gift for the big day, yet versatile enough to dress up a less formal occasion.

  • Reviews & Ratings

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    Very confusing pattern

    This pattern is very confusing. Especially when you start the second panel. The picot on the bottom does not line up in the center of the panel on the first panel or the second panel. Panel 2, Round 7 makes no sense once you get to where it tells you to "ch-3 space on previous Panel." No idea what is being referred to.

    BeckyD3511
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    • Very confusing patternThis pattern is very confusing. Especially when you start the second panel. The picot on the bottom does not line up in the center of the panel on the first panel or the second panel. Panel 2, Round 7 makes no sense once you get to where it tells you to "ch-3 space on previous Panel." No idea what is being referred to.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/32f2b8d9-23e4-5a4c-a839-ed99a5001f92
    • Unfortunately, it appears you have gotten off track with your panel edgings for each of the first and second panels. With Panel 1, you may have a mistake as early as Round 5. However, that last dc cluster from Round 4 doesn’t really look quite right either. Just a reminder to turn your work at the end of each round after you have joined so your work is lined up properly. With Panel 2, it appears you may have a mistake as early as Round 5. We have included a sample portion of the pattern to compare your work to. Hopefully, it will help you get back on the right track. In Panel 2, Round 7, you will begin joining the two panels using the join-as-you-go method. The instructions describe working stitches “into the previous panel” (Panel 1, in this case) and then working into the next chain space of the current panel (Panel 2). Please see the excerpt below: “(3 sc, ch 2, slip st in corresponding ch-4 space on previous Panel, ch 2, 3 sc) in next ch-4 space, (3 sc, ch 1, slip st in next ch-3 space on the previous Panel, ch 1, 3 sc) in each of next 4 ch-4 spaces (4 sc, ch 1, sc in next ch-3 space on the previous Panel, ch 1, 4 sc) in next ch-7 space,” The underlined sections are the stitch sequences to work, and the bold sections show where to place the stitch sequences. We hope you find this information helpful. Please don’t hesitate to contact us again if you need additional help.

      spinrite

    Are there corrections to this pattern? Triple picot is not in the center of the panels. Many errors in instructions starting with Round 2 of Panel 2.

    BeckyD1
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