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SIZE: 18.5” wide, 49” long at the initial chain, 95” along the final picots

MATERIALS:

This pattern is designed for use with 5 skeins of our Pearlescent Worsted weight yarn in colorway: Red Velvet Rose. Choose any colorway you like, though! 

Stunning. Elegant. Sensational.

•An intermediate pattern for those comfortable with crochet. If you're familiar with following patterns, you'll be fine! Nothing too complex here.

•This is a gorgeous, softly-flaring rectangular wrap for use anytime! Toss on for a fancy dinner or while curled up on the couch reading a good book.

•Fun to crochet! You won't get bored because the pattern changes as you work it. There are a total of 4 sections, each different. They start off dense and open up like blossoming flowers as you crochet, resulting in a lovely lacy look.

•You can technically stop at any point if you want a thinner shawl, so having enough yarn isn't make-or-break to this pattern.  

•Ideal for solid or tonal yarns, but use any colorway that you love, even variegated.

•You'll need a size H (5.00 mm) hook. You'll want to be comfortable with single, double, double triple and triple crochets, as well as chaining and slip stitching. 

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Enjoy feeling luscious in your divine Red Velvet Rose Wrap. 

Chandi

“The rose is a rose from the time it is a seed to the time it dies. Within it, at all times, it contains its whole potential. It seems to be constantly in the process of change: Yet at each state, at each moment, it is perfectly all right as it is.“ Paulo Coelho