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Bordered with a petite floral edging, this crocheted shawl just flows! Enjoy the soft comfort and drape of silky bamboo.
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Free Intermediate Crochet Shawl/Wraps Pattern for Women

Bordered with a petite floral edging, this crocheted shawl just flows! Enjoy the soft comfort and drape of silky bamboo. It folds up compactly to go wherever you go!

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    551

    Pretty, lacy shawl for a special occasion

    I made this shawl from silk laceweight for a bride. It went fairly quickly (for thread crochet) until I got to the last row with the flowers. That seemed to take almost as long as the whole rest of the shawl. They did look cute though, and I'm happy with the way it turned out. Note that the line down the back in the photo also appears down each arm (so there are 3 vertical lines, not 1). Those don't show in the photos.

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    • Pretty, lacy shawl for a special occasionI made this shawl from silk laceweight for a bride. It went fairly quickly (for thread crochet) until I got to the last row with the flowers. That seemed to take almost as long as the whole rest of the shawl. They did look cute though, and I'm happy with the way it turned out. Note that the line down the back in the photo also appears down each arm (so there are 3 vertical lines, not 1). Those don't show in the photos.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/a8c98860-f9c4-51aa-bc84-dca6cb970b32

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