Welcome to Part Two of the Odds Are Shawl crochet along here on Moogly! This comforting one-skein wrap features a mix of stitches, and is being shared here on Moogly as a free CAL over the month of January 2025!
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How the Odds Are Shawl Crochet Along Works
Over the month of January 2025, I will post sections of the Odds Are Shawl crochet pattern. Each post will go live at 10 am Central US time, barring technical difficulties. There will also be a video tutorial for each section, shared in both right and left-handed versions. These posts will be right here on mooglyblog.com, and free for all! On your end, all you need to do is make the pattern - no need to sweat the deadline, take your time!
The Schedule for the Moogly January 2025 Crochet Along
The Odds Are Shawl pattern will be divided into four posts, and each post will be released on the remaining Mondays in January 2025, at 10am Central US time. I will come back and add links to the schedule below as each week goes live!
Here is the Schedule:
1st Part and Video Tutorial: Click Here
2nd Part and Video Tutorial: January 13 (This Post)
3rd Part and Video Tutorial: Click Here
4th Part and Video Tutorial: Click Here
There are no deadlines for finishing, and this one is not a race - jump on in when you're ready, and work at your own pace. You can also use this pattern for a crochet along at your local craft group!
The Yarn for the Odds Are Shawl
To make this crochet shawl, I used Caron Colorama Halo Perfect Phasing yarn - just one skein! So this is a wonderful project with which to give it a try. This pattern shows off the beauty of this yarn's truly perfect gradient or ombre. And when you're all finished, there are just 2 ends to weave in! This yarn is available on Yarnspirations.com and on Amazon.com.
Odds Are Shawl: Part Two
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US-K, 6.5 mm crochet hook, Susan Bates
430 yds Caron Colorama Halo Perfect Phasing (5 - Bulky; 71% Acrylic,18% Nylon,11% Polyester; 227 g/8 oz, 440 m/481 yds)
Colorways Shown: Lavender Frost and Tin & Tan
Gauge: 12 dc x 7 rows = 4"/10 cm
Size: approx 44" long x 29" wide at max measurements
HELPFUL LINKS AND TUTORIALS
Csdc - Chainless Starting Double Crochet
Special Stitch:
Wrapped dc - yo and insert hook around post of previous st from front to back, as for a front post st, yo and pull up a loop, yo and pull through two loops, yo and pull through last two loops to finish st.
Odds Are Shawl Part Two - Right-Handed Video Tutorial
Odds Are Shawl Part Two - Left-Handed Video Tutorial
Odds Are Shawl Part Two Written Instructions
Sections 1 and 2
Section 3 (per the video)
Row 42: (Csdc, dc) in first st, wrapped dc around previous st, skip the next st, *dc in next st, wrapped dc around previous st, skip the next st; rep from * across leaving last st unworked; turn. (43 sts)
Row 43: Csdc in first st, dc across until 1 st rem, 3 dc in last st, turn. (45 sts)
Rows 44 – 61: Rep Rows 42 and 43. (Row 61: 63 sts)
Section 4: Coming January 20
Need More More More in the Meantime?
To see the past short-term crochet alongs, check out the Stitch In Time Capelet, Brick Row Shawl, Blue Moon Shawl, Sugar Plum Pocket Wrap, Ripley Shawl, Snow Charming Cape, and Market Day Cardigan (shown below)! (And if you landed here on accident, click here for the MooglyCAL2025 Afghan Post!) For even more free patterns, check out the Moogly Free Patterns Page or Ravelry!
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Kathy Weidnerl says
Luv them there so cute & adorable. Please let me know when more patterns come in. I do prayer shawls for my church. I luv doing different ones for every one. Thank you so much. ksmajichooks4u@gmail.com