At last after finishing the beading and blocking, I can finally reveal to you my Sea Glass Crochet Shawl. I am very proud of this project, the final stitches look like lace and it feels as light as a feather. The tiny glass beads are a perfect subtle, addition and they catch the light as you move.
I took my time and I tried my hardest to finish the ends as I finished crocheting each pretty motif. There were 34 in total! I did not always succeed but even setting myself the challenge fun.
I endured a last minute setback when I ran out of yarn with only about 50 stitches to go. It took me a week to obtain a new ball of lace weight yarn. Excuses, excuses?
The beading was a joy and the pattern was self explanatory. You can see them twinkling on the border edge below…
Sea Glass Crochet Shawl from Simply crochet magazine issue 33
Pattern Designer: Cecile Balladino (one of my fave crochet designers)
Yarn: 3 balls of Debbie Bliss Rialto lace (pattern asked for 2)
Hook size: 3.5 mm
I even wore this pretty sea glass crochet shawl as a neck scarf recently, and received a few compliments too!
A previous post with all the details can be found here Have you made and blogged about yours yet?
let me know in the comments so I can come and see yours too…
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