The Whispering Arrows Shawl Tutorial demonstrates how to crochet light and lovely crochet shawl – in both right and left-handed videos!
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Whispering Arrows Shawl Tutorial:
How to Crochet the Whispering Arrows Shawl – Right Handed
How to Crochet the Whispering Arrows Shawl – Left Handed
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Whispering Arrows Shawl – FREE CROCHET PATTERN
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Tambra
Thank you Tamara for creating your lovely Whispering Arrow Shawl. It is a lovely pattern, & I love the look of the hidden chevrons & I’m excited about trying out a cake of the Red Heart it’s a Wrap Rainbow yarn for the first time, in another color that I will shop for. Can’t wait!
Tamara Kelly
♥ Thank you so much!
Deloris Hunt-Kornya
Hi, Tamara
I am currently working on this. When single crocheting along the top, do I single crochet into the chain made after the slip stitch? I am very pleased with how this has turned out. I did use a different yarn, lion brand tuboo. Thank you, for such a lovely free pattern.
Tamara Kelly
Hi Deloris! If it’s the ch 1 at the beginning of the row, then no – that’s the turning chain. 🙂 Thank you!
Deloris Hunt-Kornya
No, I am talking about the chain one, after the slip stitch, on the first row of border, along the top, the chain, after the slip stitch to fill in from the squares. I single crocheted into this stitch but I think it is wrong. I pulled it out. After finishing the entire border, it was too wonky, almost ruffled, because of too many stitches. I looked for a stitch count, but you didn’t provide one. I am going to try a single crochet on the single, 2 in the chain space, and then one on the double crochet, across.
Thanks, for such a quick response.